The involvement of surgeons in trauma care and critical care continues to evolve. With the
development across Canada of specialized centres for trauma there has been an increasing …

Trauma and critical care have been at the forefront of the enormous changes in medicine
that occurred during the twentieth century. The pace of change is increasing, and surgeons …

The specialty of trauma/critical care is relatively new and is currently in a state of evolution
as we now face not only a shortage of surgeons but also an alarmingly increasing number of …

This book, Clinical Evaluation of the Critically Injured, includes many lessons that are
probably common knowledge to most physicians, but it also contains nuggets that could …

The new millennium is rapidly approaching, and the anticipation of that change is almost
palpable. Physicians and surgeons interested in trauma and critical care see the new …

This book focuses on trauma, surgical critical care, and surgical emergencies. Each of these
surgical subspecialties involves critically ill patients, who by virtue of their diseases require …

Charles A. Adams Jr, MD cal care is that all aspects of critical care, both medical and
surgical, are rendered by a surgeon with added training in critical illness. This surgeon …

Care is of the latter. This text represents an expansion from the previous work Current
Therapy for Trauma, adding sections to support practice in the care of critically ill surgery …

Accidental Death and Disability–The Neglected Disease of Modern Society, pub-lished by
the Committee on Trauma of the National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences …

Trauma surgery, by its very nature, is associated with complications far more frequently than
is elective surgery. These complications result from the injury itself, from missed injuries and …