Background: Trauma is an important health problem because it causes high morbidity and mortality. Thoracic trauma generally categorized as blunt penetrating trauma. traumas are life-threatening require rapid intervention. Successful treatment achieved with multidisciplinary management diagnosis.
 Aims: It was aimed to investigate clinical outcomes of emergency thoracic in the study.
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Perineuronal nets (PNN) are a promising candidate to harness neural plasticity since their activity-dependent modulation allows either stabilize the circuits or increase plasticity. Modulation of is basis rehabilitation strategies reduce maladaptive after spinal cord injuries (SCI). Hence, it important understand how PNN affected SCI and rehabilitation. Thus, this work aims describe functional ...

Nowadays, head injuries are becoming more frequent in children. The most common cause of head injuries in children is fall, and, in more severe injuries, traffic accident trauma. In traumatic brain injuries in infants and small children, the most common symptoms are paleness, somnolence and vomiting, the so called “pediatric contusion syndrome”. After the first year of age, light head trauma oc...

' 2003 Canadian Medical Association Blunt thoracic aortic rupture (BTAR) is a life-threatening injury that is responsible for 15% to 23% of deaths from motor vehicle crashes. Most victims die at the scene from exsanguination, but 15% to 20% reach the hospital alive because the rupture is contained by the aortic adventitia and the surrounding mediastinal structures. Up to 80% of patients with BT...

INTRODUCTION Thoracic injuries are the third most common injuries in polytrauma patients. The mechanism of injury and the clinical presentation are crucially important for adequate emergency treatment. PRESENTATION OF CASE Here we present a case of a 37-year-old male who was admitted to our level-1 trauma center after motor vehicle accident. The emergency physician on scene presented the pati...

Three cases of pulmonary contusion occurred in children as a result of injuries from "rubber bullets." Radiological changes were evident soon after the injury, and in one case these persisted for two months. Symptoms disappeared quickly in all three cases.

INTRODUCTION Atrioventricular node (AVN) contusion usually results in cardiogenic shock and arrhythmia and is a rare but fatal condition. The condition is difficult to diagnose and easily overlooked because it develops rapidly and is asymptomatic. We here report 3 cases that demonstrate blunt chest impact and hemorrhages of the posterior atrioventricular junction, eventually result in death. ...

By RUDR DUTT, l.m.s. Assistant Surgeon, Dera Ghazi Khan A Hindu adult male, after receiving severe head injuries, proceeded from one place to another in search of assistance, but failing to find any he finally went to the local police station and made a report as to how the injuries were received. The search entailed a walk of well over two miles. The following injuries were found after death :...