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- Provides a useful toolkit for acute care surgeons, emergency physicians, residents, medical and nursing students
- Discusses all possible situations encountered by emergency general surgeons
- Written and edited by leading experts in the field
This text aims to provide a comprehensive review of general emergency surgery, the branch of medicine that treats patients presenting to the hospital with a wide variety of emergency conditions. It includes a section focusing on clinical aspects, management, logistics, patient cohorts and perioperative considerations in the context of general emergency surgery and trauma. Other sections describe various conditions and diseases in specific anatomical structures to enable readers to easily find the information they need. Written and edited by international experts and opinion leaders in the field, this book is a valuable reference resource for general and emergency surgeons, trauma surgeons, emergency physicians and nurses. It will also be of interest to residents, students and all other healthcare professionals involved in the management of emergency surgical patients. Table of Contents- Part I - General Considerations.-
- Part II - Head, Face and Neck.-
- PART III - Thorax and Mediastinum.-
- Part IV - Abdomen.-
- Part V - Extremities.-
- PART VI - Soft Tissues.
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