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January 13, 2011Episode 059 Impact on treatment of the open abdomen after trauma: Value for ICU treatment14 minutesPlayOpen abdomen treatment (OAT) is now an essential element in themanagement of severely traumatized patients, both after penetrating andblunt trauma. It is often necessary, after damage control surgery for eitherabdominal or extra abdominal injuries, to prevent the development ofabdominal compartment syndrome (ACS). Trauma is the leading indicationfor OAT in most intensive care units (ICU). In patients who are at risk forACS, OAT should optimally be applied after the first surgical intervention;for patients who develop ACS at a later stage, OAT may need to be appliedwhen ACS is present.�...moreShareView all episodesBy Woundsite.infoJanuary 13, 2011Episode 059 Impact on treatment of the open abdomen after trauma: Value for ICU treatment14 minutesPlayOpen abdomen treatment (OAT) is now an essential element in themanagement of severely traumatized patients, both after penetrating andblunt trauma. It is often necessary, after damage control surgery for eitherabdominal or extra abdominal injuries, to prevent the development ofabdominal compartment syndrome (ACS). Trauma is the leading indicationfor OAT in most intensive care units (ICU). In patients who are at risk forACS, OAT should optimally be applied after the first surgical intervention;for patients who develop ACS at a later stage, OAT may need to be appliedwhen ACS is present.�...more
Open abdomen treatment (OAT) is now an essential element in themanagement of severely traumatized patients, both after penetrating andblunt trauma. It is often necessary, after damage control surgery for eitherabdominal or extra abdominal injuries, to prevent the development ofabdominal compartment syndrome (ACS). Trauma is the leading indicationfor OAT in most intensive care units (ICU). In patients who are at risk forACS, OAT should optimally be applied after the first surgical intervention;for patients who develop ACS at a later stage, OAT may need to be appliedwhen ACS is present.�
January 13, 2011Episode 059 Impact on treatment of the open abdomen after trauma: Value for ICU treatment14 minutesPlayOpen abdomen treatment (OAT) is now an essential element in themanagement of severely traumatized patients, both after penetrating andblunt trauma. It is often necessary, after damage control surgery for eitherabdominal or extra abdominal injuries, to prevent the development ofabdominal compartment syndrome (ACS). Trauma is the leading indicationfor OAT in most intensive care units (ICU). In patients who are at risk forACS, OAT should optimally be applied after the first surgical intervention;for patients who develop ACS at a later stage, OAT may need to be appliedwhen ACS is present.�...more
Open abdomen treatment (OAT) is now an essential element in themanagement of severely traumatized patients, both after penetrating andblunt trauma. It is often necessary, after damage control surgery for eitherabdominal or extra abdominal injuries, to prevent the development ofabdominal compartment syndrome (ACS). Trauma is the leading indicationfor OAT in most intensive care units (ICU). In patients who are at risk forACS, OAT should optimally be applied after the first surgical intervention;for patients who develop ACS at a later stage, OAT may need to be appliedwhen ACS is present.�