Treatment of Suspected Invasive Fungal Infection in War Wounds

Treatment of rectal war wounds.

Treatment strategies for penetrating rectal injuries (PRI) in civilian settings are still not uniformly agreed, in part since high-energy transfer PRI, such as is frequently seen in military settings, are not taken into account. Here, we describe three cases of PRI, treated in a deployed combat environment, and outline the management strategies successfully employed. We also discuss the literat...

The Treatment of War Wounds

in some detail, with the aid of several figures, followed by chapters on stereoscopic localisation, tetanus, gas gangrene and wounds of the head, chest, joints and abdomen. In no case do the chapters pretend to completeness; they are merely notes on recent improvements in methods. The " Ambrine " treatment of burns is dealt with, and the newest antiseptics?Dichloramin-T, Acriflavine, and Brilli...

The Treatment of War Wounds

randum on some of the more important and most recent improvements in the treatment of war wounds," and was compiled at the request of the Medical Committee of the National Eesearch Council. Though thus written at secondhand, it contains the views of many eminent surgeons who have firsthand experience of their subjects. It is indeed a glossary of many of the recent methods of surgery that have b...

روش‌های درمانی سینوزیت قارچی مهاجمManagement & Treatment of Invasive Fungal Sinusitis

    Background & Aim: Invasive fungal sinusitis is an opportunistic infection by aspergilosis and mucoracae, but mucoracae is more common than aspergilosis. Mucormycosis is an acute opportunistic fungal infection mostly seen with an underlying disease. It has different clinical presentations such as rhinocerebral and orbital involvement, which are very aggressive and with high mortality rate. T...

Pathology and Treatment of War Wounds