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• J Trauma · Feb 1999

  Case Reports

  Surgical implications of failed endovascular therapy for postraumatic femoral arteriovenous fistula repair.

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• J Trauma · Feb 1999

  Case Reports

  Complete masking of a severe open-book pelvic fracture by a pneumatic antishock garment.

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• J Trauma · Feb 1999

  Case Reports

  Unilateral lower extremity compartment syndrome in the quadriplegic patient: a possible association with the use of elastic bandages.

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• J Trauma · Feb 1999

  Comment Letter

  Ultrasound is an effective triage tool to evaluate blunt abdominal trauma in the pediatric population.

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• J Trauma · Jan 1999

  Continuous measurement of gut pH with near-infrared spectroscopy during hemorrhagic shock.

  The rate and magnitude of pH changes in the bowel during hemorrhagic shock are greater than those in the stomach, implying that gastric intramucosal pH may not be a reliable indicator of gut perfusion. Here, we evaluate near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) to assess bowel pH in a swine shock model. ⋯ NIRS determination of small-bowel pH may be a good tool to monitor the adequacy of resuscitation.

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