Caring for the injured child
Subtitle: modern concepts and emerging challenges
By: Joseph J. Tepas III, guest editor.
Contributors: Tepas, J. J.
Series: Surgical clinics of North America -- v. 82, no. 2
Publisher: W.B. Saunders Co.
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 455
Subjects: Emergency medical services -- Child; Wounds and injuries -- Child
Notes: "April 2002."

Series title on spine: Surgical clinics.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The evolution and current status of emergency medical services for children / J. Alex Haller, Jr.; title: Practical points in evaluation and resuscitation of the injured child / Perry W. Stafford, Thane A. Blinman, and Michael L. Nance; title: Error and time delay in pediatric trauma resuscitation: addressing the problem with color-coded resuscitation aids / Robert Luten; title: Imaging of the injured child: important questions answered quickly and correctly / Dennis W. Vane; title: Beyond the golden hour: avoiding the pitfalls from resuscitation to critical care / Miren A. Schinco and Joseph J. Tepas III; title: Critical care of the severely injured child / L.R. Scherer; title: Management of childhood neurotrauma / Walter J. Faillace; title: Infection control: avoiding the inevitable / Daniel L. Mollitt; title: Effective and efficient nutritional support for the injured child / Tom Jaksic; title: Rehabilitation and outcome following pediatric traumatic brain injury / Cynthia L. Beaulieu; title: Practical aspects of performance improvement in pediatric trauma / Pam Pieper and Joseph J. Tepas III; title: The psychological aspects of pediatric trauma: perspectives on patient, family and provider / Kamela K. Scott; title: Caring for the injured children of our world: a global perspective / Alberto E. Iñón and J. Alex Haller, Jr.