Emergent Management of Trauma, Third Edition

The only book for EM Physicians that comprehensively covers what EM physicians need to know about caring for the trauma patient before the trauma surgeon takes over. This topic has become especially important for emergency physicians because in the last few years trauma centers have closed and fewer trauma surgeons have become certified, forcing the EM physician to have a larger role in the care of these patients.Market / AudienceEmergency Physicians: 40,000Emergency Nurses: 100,000Emergency Departments: 5,000About the BookEmergent Management of Trauma is the type of book that Emergency Physicians really need. It is a concise and compact, yet absolutely comprehensive explanation of what an EM doc needs to know and what they need to do to care for Trauma patients from the streets into the OR where the Acute Care Surgeon takes over.The third edition addresses changes in the field of trauma that have spilled over into emergency departments and changed the way that EM physicians care for trauma victims in that there is more medical care and these patients may be in the emergency department longer, and also that EM physicians will be more involved in getting the patient safely into surgery.Key Selling Features Concise and Complete: easy to read with hundreds of illustrationsComprehensive and Balanced: takes you from pre-hospital care through medical treatment and even into the OR with what to do to ensure smooth transition to surgical treatmentTells you what you need to know: bulleted lists provide clear rapid-access information on all trauma-related injuriesTells you what you need to do: includes step-by-step diagrams of key life saving procedures and discussion of what procedure is most appropriate for any given situationAbout the AuthorsJohn Bailitz, MD (Chicago, IL)Instructor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rush Medical College; Assistant Program Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, John H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL.Faran Bokhari, MD (Chicago, IL) CHairman, Division of Prehospital Care and Resuscitation, Assistant Professor of General Surgery, Department of Emergency Medicine,John H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL. Thomas A. Scaletta, MD (Chicago, IL) Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, West Suburban Hospital Medical Center, Oak Park, IL.Jeffrey J. Schaider, MD (Chicago, IL), Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rush Medical College; Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine,John H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL.

The only book for EM Physicians that comprehensively covers what EM physicians need to know about caring for the trauma patient before the trauma surgeon takes over. This topic has become especially important for emergency physicians because in the last few years trauma centers have closed and fewer trauma surgeons have become certified, forcing the EM physician to have a larger role in the care of these patients.Market / AudienceEmergency Physicians: 40,000Emergency Nurses: 100,000Emergency Departments: 5,000About the BookEmergent Management of Trauma is the type of book that Emergency Physicians really need. It is a concise and compact, yet absolutely comprehensive explanation of what an EM doc needs to know and what they need to do to care for Trauma patients from the streets into the OR where the Acute Care Surgeon takes over.The third edition addresses changes in the field of trauma that have spilled over into emergency departments and changed the way that EM physicians care for trauma victims in that there is more medical care and these patients may be in the emergency department longer, and also that EM physicians will be more involved in getting the patient safely into surgery.Key Selling Features Concise and Complete: easy to read with hundreds of illustrationsComprehensive and Balanced: takes you from pre-hospital care through medical treatment and even into the OR with what to do to ensure smooth transition to surgical treatmentTells you what you need to know: bulleted lists provide clear rapid-access information on all trauma-related injuriesTells you what you need to do: includes step-by-step diagrams of key life saving procedures and discussion of what procedure is most appropriate for any given situationAbout the AuthorsJohn Bailitz, MD (Chicago, IL)Instructor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rush Medical College; Assistant Program Director, Department of Emergency Medicine, John H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL.Faran Bokhari, MD (Chicago, IL) CHairman, Division of Prehospital Care and Resuscitation, Assistant Professor of General Surgery, Department of Emergency Medicine,John H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL. Thomas A. Scaletta, MD (Chicago, IL) Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine, West Suburban Hospital Medical Center, Oak Park, IL.Jeffrey J. Schaider, MD (Chicago, IL), Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Rush Medical College; Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine,John H. Stroger Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL.