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Resources for Optimal Care of Emergency Surgery, 1st ed. 2020 Hot Topics in Acute Care Surgery and Trauma Series

Langue : Anglais

Coordonnateurs : Sugrue Michael, Maier Ron, Moore Ernest E., Catena Fausto, Coccolini Federico, Kluger Yoram

Couverture de l’ouvrage Resources for Optimal Care of Emergency Surgery
Variability in care in emergency surgery is well known, particularly in abdominal surgery, and reducing it is fundamental to improving outcomes. It is therefore vital to identify the factors that are key to improving mortality and reducing complications in various surgical emergencies. Under the leadership of the World Society of Emergency Surgery, over 200 leading experts in emergency surgery, critical care and surgical infections established a template to help define and optimise emergency surgery, particularly that relating to the abdomen. This book refines this initial work, crystallising it into a meaningful resource for practising surgeons and health care administrators alike, and paving the way for advances in emergency surgery around the globe. This book sets a benchmark for Emergency Surgery and is a must read for those wanting their patients to do better.

PART I KEY POSITION TOPICS Chapter 1 Resources and Designation of Emergency Surgery.- Chapter 2 Acute Care Surgery Unit Structure.- Chapter 3 Optimal Care in Geriatric Emergency Surgery (GES).- Chapter 4 Sepsis: Control and Treatment.- Chapter 5 Resuscitation in Emergency General Surgery.- Chapter 6 Medical Laboratory Support for Emergency Surgery.- Chapter 7 Radiology and Emergency Surgery.- Chapter 8 Interaction Between Gastroenterology and Emergency General Surgery.- Chapter 9 Advanced and Specialist Nursing Practice in Emergency Surgery - The Team Approach.- Chapter 10 Data, Registry, Quality Improvement and Patient Outcome Measures.- Chapter 11 Research in Emergency General Surgery.- Chapter 12 Education and Training in Emergency Surgery.- Chapter 13 Appendicitis.- Chapter 14 Acute Mesenteric Ischaemia.- Chapter 15 Intra-Abdominal Hypertension and Abdominal Compartment Syndrome - Updates.- PART II KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Chapter 16 Cholecystitis.- Chapter 17 Pancreatitis.- Chapter 18 Upper GI Bleed.- Chapter 19 Small Bowel Obstruction.- Chapter 20 Perforated Gastroduodenal Ulcer (PGDU).- Chapter 21 Acute Diverticulitis (AD) – Management Phase.- Chapter 22 Abdominal Vascular Emergencies.- Chapter 23 Coagulation.- Chapter 24 Wound Care.- Chapter 25 Complications in Emergency General Surgery.

Michael Sugrue is Consultant Surgeon at Letterkenny University Hospital and University Hospital Galway Ireland. He qualified from University College Galway and during his 20 years at Liverpool Hospital in Sydney he obtained his MD for his work on intra-abdominal pressure and renal failure, on which he has published widely. He has achieved many awards for his educational initiatives, including the ESR Hughes Medal from the Australasian College of Surgeons in 2008. He has published over 150 papers. Michael is a busy surgeon on call at one of Ireland busier Emergency Surgery Hospitals. He enjoys his clinical work and surgery. He is lead in emergency surgery the EU funded emergency surgery outcome advancement project.

Ron Maier earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame and his M.D. from Duke University. He first came to the University of Washington to complete his general surgery residency. After a postdoctoral fellowship in immunopathology, he returned to the University of Washington as an attending surgeon. After 30 years as a faculty member, he is now the surgeon-in-chief of Harborview Medical Center, and professor and vice-chair of surgery at the University of Washington and is listed in "The Best Doctors in America.”

Ernest Moore has been the editor of the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery since 2012, and was the chief of trauma at the Denver General Hospital for 36 years, chief of surgery for 28 years, and the first Bruce M. Rockwell Distinguished Chair in Trauma Surgery. He continues to serve as vice chairman for Research and is a Distinguished Professor of Surgery at the University of Colorado Denver. 
Dr. Moore has served as president of nine academic societies, including the Society of University Surgeons, American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, International Association for the Trauma and Surgical Intensive Care, and the World Society of Emergency Surgery. 

Fausto Catena is currently chief of th

Updates readers involved in emergency surgery care with accessible descriptions of cases Reports a widespread international support tool Follows on the Donegal Summit on Emergency Care

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