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The Shock and Blood Transfusion series and the Burns series are an excellent source of preparation for board certification and an excellent reading program. Each issue contains an overview, a bibliography, a quiz, and a limited number of article reprints. To learn more, contact us at 800.631.0033 or visit our website. Our mission is to provide low-cost surgical education to residency programs, medical missionaries, and practicing surgical personnel around the world.
Issue #1 contains:
SHOCK RESUSCITATION IN NONTRAUMA PATIENTS, SHOCK RESUSCITATION IN TRAUMA PATIENTS, HEMORRHAGE CONTROL IN TRAUMA PATIENTS, ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME
AS A COMPLICATION OF RESUSCITATION, MONITORING WITH SERUM LACTATE AND BASE DEFICIT MEASUREMENTS DURING RESUSCITATION FROM SHOCK, EARLY HYPERGLYCEMIA AND MORTALITY
AND MORBIDITY AFTER TRAUMA, CARDIOVASCULAR MONITORING OF PATIENTS DURING RESUSCITATION FROM SHOCK, SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK, DIAGNOSIS OF SEPSIS AND SHOCK, TREATMENT OF SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK, BLOOD TRANSFUSION, RISKS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION, SURGERY WITHOUT BLOOD, INCREASE IN THE RISK OF INFECTION
BY BLOOD TRANSFUSION, INCREASE IN THE RISK OF TUMOR RECURRENCE BY PERIOPERATIVE BLOOD TRANSFUSION, SICKLE-CELL ANEMIA
Issue #2 contains:
DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION OF BURN TREATMENT, ORGANIZATION AND SYSTEMS FOR PROVIDING OPTIMAL CARE OF PATIENTS WITH MAJOR BURN INJURIES, BURNS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS, INHALATION INJJRY IN BURN PATIENTS, FLUID RESUSCITATION OF BURN PATIENTS, BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN BURN PATIENTS, PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THERMAL INJURY, NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT OF PATIENTS WITH MAJOR BURN INJURIES, BURN WOUND INFECTION, EARLY EXCISION AND COVERAGE OF BURN WOUNDS, BURN WOUND COVERAGE, EYELID AND CORNEAL BURNS, HAND BURNS, FACE AND NECK BURNS, ELECTRICAL INJURIES, BURNS CAUSED BY EXPLOSIONS OF
AMATEUR LABORATORIES FOR PRODUCING ILLICIT METHAMPHETAMINE, BURN CENTER MANAGEMENT OF NECROTIZING SOFT-TISSUE SURGICAL INFECTIONS AND TOXIC EPIDERMAL NECROLYSIS IN UNBURNED PATIENTS, MARJOLIN'S ULCERS (BURN SCAR CARCINOMAS), PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH A MAJOR BURN INJURY
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