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On behalf of the AANS/CNS Joint Guidelines Committee, I am pleased to introduce the updated Guidelines for the Management of Acute Cervical Spine and Spinal Cord Injury. This work describes the “state of the literature" with regard to the treatment of patients with cervical spine and spinal cord injuries and is a useful
Sep 5, 2017 This guideline is to be applied in both the acute and rehabilitation phases of acute SCI in adult (?14 years old) patients with postresuscitation American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) grades A to D. Recommendations related to timing of surgical decompression, the use of MPSS and anticoagulation, and the role of MRI
Sep 25, 2014 The early management of trauma patients should emphasise the possibility of a spinal injury with a focus on clinical protective mechanisms. • Protective handling is essential to minimise secondary spinal cord injury in the early management of spinal trauma. • Regular neurological assessment should be
(See "Spinal column injuries in adults: Definitions, mechanisms, and radiographs" and "Evaluation and acute management of cervical spinal column injuries in adults" and .. Early Acute Management in Adults with Spinal Cord Injury: A Clinical Practice Guideline for Health-Care 2008; Paralyzed Veterans of America.
Nov 11, 2014 Do you know the difference between neurogenic and spinal shock? PHTLS no longer recommends routine placement of a C-collar in those with penetrating trauma; however, local protocols/guidelines should be followed. Common Spinal Cord Injuries Motor and sensory function loss from an injury can
Jul 12, 2013 Around 50% of patients with acute spinal cord injury (SCI) have an incomplete lesion; prevention of secondary injury is critical to future quality of life. Patients with acute SCI often deteriorate in the first 72 h post-injury and must be carefully monitored. Rapid sequence intubation is thought to be safe with in
Aug 10, 2017 Hypotension, hemorrhage, and shock. Hypotension may be hemorrhagic and/or neurogenic in acute spinal cord injury. Once occult sources of hemorrhage have been excluded, initial treatment of neurogenic shock focuses on fluid resuscitation.
This treatment was widely adopted following the report of the Second National Acute Spinal Cord Injury Study (NASCIS II) in 1990 and became an implied standard of care.1 Despite the fact that subsequent clinical studies and critical reviews have challenged the validity of the recommendations that followed the NASCIS
Mar 4, 2015 AANS/CNS guidelines recommend maintenance of MAP between 85-90. Vale et al, “Combined medical and surgical treatment after acute SCI: results of a prospective pilot study to assess the merits of aggressive medical resuscitation and BP management." J Neurosurg 1997. Spinal vs. Neurogenic Shock.
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