Table of Contents

• Cover
• Title
• Copyright
• Editors
• Contributors
• Foreword
• Acknowledgments
• Table of Contents
• SECTION 1 • TRIAGE AND INITIAL STABILIZATION OF THE PATIENT
• Chapter 1: TRIAGE OF THE EMERGENCY PATIENT
• Principles of triage
• Targeted clinical history collection
• Clinical assessment
• Supporting point-of-care diagnostics
• Categorization
• Initial stabilization
• Chapter 2: ANALGESIA AND ANESTHESIA FOR CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
• Analgesia
• Pain recognition and assessment
• Pain management
• Sedation/anxiolysis
• General anesthesia
• Premedication
• Induction
• Maintenance
• Cardiovascular support
• Recovery
• SECTION 2 • SURGICAL APPROACHES
• Chapter 3: ABDOMINAL APPROACHES
• Midline celiotomy
• Parapreputial caudal celiotomy
• Paracostal/lateral abdominal approach
• Chapter 4: THORACIC APPROACHES
• Median sternotomy
• Intercostal thoracotomy
• Transdiaphragmatic thoracotomy
• SECTION 3 • TUBE PLACEMENT AND STAPLING/SEALING DEVICES
• Chapter 5: TUBE PLACEMENT
• FEEDING TUBES
• Nasoesophageal/nasogastric tubes
• Esophagostomy tubes
• Gastrostomy tubes
• Enterostomy tubes
• Tube feeding guideline
• Tube feeding procedure
• THORACOSTOMY TUBES/DRAINS
• ABDOMINAL DRAINS
• CYSTOSTOMY TUBES
• Chapter 6: STAPLERS AND VESSEL-SEALING DEVICES
• STAPLING DEVICES
• Thoracoabdominal staplers
• Gastrointestinal anastomosis staplers
• Endoscopic gastrointestinal anastomosis staplers
• VESSEL-SEALING DEVICES
• SECTION 4 • SURGICAL WOUND MANAGEMENT
• Chapter 7: BITE WOUNDS
• General overview
• Cervical wounds
• Thoracic wounds
• Wounds to other areas
• Wound contamination
• Chapter 8: BURN INJURIES
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
• Chapter 9: PENETRATING INJURIES
• Gunshot wounds
• Impalement injuries
• Porcupine quills
• Grass awns
• Penetrating wounds: Treatment, Postoperative management, Outcome
• Chapter 10: DEGLOVING AND SHEARING INJURIES
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatmen
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
• SECTION 5 • GASTROINTESTINAL SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 11: GASTROINTESTINAL EMERGENCIES
• Obstructive pharyngal sialocele
• Penetrating injuries to the pharynx
• Esophageal foreign body or trauma
• Gastrointestinal foreign body
• Intussusception
• Gastric dilatation-volvulus
• Rectal prolapse
• Chapter 12: SPLENIC AND PANCREATIC EMERGENCIES
• Splenic torsion
• Pancreatic abscess
• Chapter 13: BILIARY DISEASE
• Gallbladder mucocele
• Colelithiathis
• Neoplasia
• Pancreatitis
• Trauma
• Surgical techniques for treatment of biliary disease
• Chapter 14: HEPATIC SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Liver lobe torsion
• Liver abscess
• Liver trauma
• Liver tumors
• SECTION 6 • ABDOMINAL CAVITY SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 15: ABDOMINAL HERNIAS
• TRUE ABDOMINAL HERNIAS
• Umbilical hernias
• Inguinal and scrotal hernias
• Femoral hernias
• TRAUMATIC AND INCISIONAL ABDOMINAL HERNIAS
• Traumatic hernias
• Incisional hernias and evisceration
• PERINEAL HERNIAS
• Chapter 16: PERITONITIS
• Septic peritonitis
• Bile peritonitis
• Hemoperitoneum
• Pneumoperitoneum
• SECTION 7 • URINARY SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 17: UROABDOMEN
• Clinical presentation
• Initial patient stabilization
• Diagnosis
• Treatment
• Complications and outcomes
• Chapter 18: TRAUMA OR PROLAPSE OF THE URINARY TRACT
• RENAL AND URETERAL TRAUMA
• Renal injury
• Ureteral injury
• BLADDER TRAUMA
• URETHRAL TRAUMA
• URETHRAL PROLAPSE
• Chapter 19: URINARY TRACT OBSTRUCTION
• Ureteral obstruction
• Urethral obstruction
• SECTION 8 • REPRODUCTIVE SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 20: GENITAL EMERGENCIES
• FEMALE GENITAL EMERGENCIES
• Dystocia
• Uterine torsion
• Uterine prolapse
• Vaginal prolapse
• Pyometra
• MALE GENITAL EMERGENCIES
• Prostatic cysts and abscesses
• SECTION 9 • RESPIRATORY SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 21: UPPER AIRWAY EMERGENCIES
• EMERGENCY STABILIZATION OF PATIENTS WITH UPPER AIRWAY DISEASE
• BRACHYCEPHALIC OBSTRUCTIVE AIRWAY SYNDROME
• LARYNGEAL DISEASE
• Laryngeal paralysis
• TRACHEAL DISEASE
• Temporary tracheostomy
• Permanent tracheostomy
• Tracheal and laryngeal trauma
• Tracheal resection and anastomosis
• Tracheal collapse
• Chapter 22: THORACIC EMERGENCIES
• EMERGENCY STABILIZATION OF PATIENTS WITH LOWER AIRWAY AND PLEURAL DISEASE
• GENERAL TECHNIQUES
• Pyothorax
• Pneumothorax
• Hemothorax
• Lung lobe torsion
• Diaphragmatic rupture/hernia
• Chapter 23: CHEST WALL EMERGENCIES
• Thoracic trauma
• Rib fractures
• Flail chest
• Penetrating thoracic injury
• SECTION 10 • CARDIAC AND VASCULAR SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 24: PERICARDIAL DISEASE
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
• Chapter 25: PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
• SECTION 11 • ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 26: DENTOALVEOLAR EMERGENCIES
• Dental trauma
• Periodontal trauma
• Chapter 27: MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT EMERGENCIES
• Maxillofacial trauma
• Temporomandibular joint emergencies
• SECTION 12 • ORTHOPEDIC EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 28: SEPTIC ARTHRITIS
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Outcome
• Chapter 29: OPEN FRACTURE MANAGEMENT
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
• Chapter 30: ELBOW AND HIP LUXATION
• Elbow luxation
• Coxofemoral luxation
• SECTION 13 • OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
• Chapter 31: EYELID LACERATIONS
• Simple eyelid lacerations
• Complicated eyelid lacerations
• Chapter 32: GLOBE PROPTOSIS
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
• Chapter 33: ENUCLEATION
• Clinical presentation and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Postoperative management
• Outcome
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