نتایج جستجو برای: ear barotrauma
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This issue of The Journal of Laryngology & Otology is introduced by two review articles that highlight aspects of pharmacology and its utility in ENT. Bleeding, particularly epistaxis and post-tonsillectomy bleeding, forms a major part of the emergency work of any ENT department. Robb focuses on the possible role of tranexamic acid, with two recently published pilot studies looking at primary h...
Figure 1. Figure 1A shows cecal findings from an asymptomatic 59-year-old woman who presented for an initial screening colonoscopy. The remainder of the colonic mucosa was normal. Cecal intubation was achieved in 9 minutes and required repeated loop reduction and abdominal pressure. This image depicts the linear hemorrhagic mucosa found in patients with barotrauma, or “cat scratch” colon. Figur...
Diving accidents related to barotrauma constitute a unique subset of ischemic insults to the CNS. Victims may demonstrate components of arterial gas embolism, which has a propensity for cerebral involvement, and/or decompression sickness, with primarily spinal cord involvement. Fourteen patients with diving-related barotrauma were studied with MR imaging of the brain and spinal cord and with CT...
We present a unique case of Boerhaave Syndrome that may highlight the spectrum of barotrauma from a Mallory-Weiss tear to full-thickness perforation. In this case, perforation only became evident following air insufflation at endoscopy.
Two experiments were used to assess the effects of barotrauma on initial capture survival and short-term postrecompression survival of line-caught (range 18–225 m) southern California rockfish (Sebastes spp.). Occurrence of external and internal signs of barotrauma was characterized across all species. Despite species-specific differences in the extent of barotrauma observed, initial capture su...
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