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      …   ~----…  \nTHE LINESS  \nOF TRAUMA  \n与  \nCARRETT PITKTN,MD.  \nVICEOR BULLER,M.D.  \nYOUINGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITYLIDRARY  \n(10)  \nTHE ILLNESS OF TRAUMA  \n·加  \n唬  \n8  \nTHE ILLNESSOF TRAUMA  \nGARRETT PIPKIN,M.D.  \nClinical Professor of Orthopedic SurgeryKansas University Medical CenterKansas City,Kansas  \nand  \nVICTOR BUHLER,M.D.  \nAssociate Clinical Professor of Pathology and OncologyKansas University Medical CenterKansas City,Kansas  \nCH ARLES C TH OM AS·PU BLISHE RSpringfield·Illinois·U.S.A.  \nPublished and Distributed Throughout the World by  \nCHARLES C THOMAS·PUBLISHERBANNERSTONE HoUSE  \n301-327 East Lawrence Avenue,Springfield,Illinois,U.SA.NATCHEZ PLANTATION HoUSE735 North Atlantic Boulevard,Fort Lauderdale,Florida,U.S.A.  \nThis book is protected by copyright.Nopart of it may be reproduced in any mannerwithout written permission from the publisher.  \n◎1971,by CHARLES C THOMAS·PUBLISHERLibrary of Congress Catalog Card Number:70-135941  \nWith THOMAS BOOKS careful attention is given to all details ofmanufacturing and design.It is the Publisher's desire to present booksthat are satisfactory as to their physical qualities and artistic possibilitiesand appropriate for their particular use.THOMAS BOOKS will be trueto those laws of quality that assure a good name and good will.  \n# K\n\nPREFACE  \nTHIS MONOGRAPH reflects a heritage of scientific knowledge andclinical experience in the illness of trauma.It was inheritedby the authors from certain members of the Jackson CountyMedical Society,who in their day were members of the medicalstaff of the Kansas City General Hospital.  \nIn the first half of the twentieth century,this municipal hos-pital,the second largest hospital in the state of Missouri,was theclearing center for all cases of trauma occurring on the streets ofgreater Kansas City which were of such severity as to requiretransportation by ambulance.Since the city of Kansas City,Missouri,maintained the primary ambulance system,traffic offi-cers were instructed to contact the Kansas City General Hospitalfor needed ambulances.Along this route came all the injuredfor treatment,regardless of age,race or social or financial re-sponsibility.Those of financial means who had mere seriousinjuries were admitted and subsequently transferred to privatehospitals as their status permitted;the indigent were kept at theKansas City General Hospital.Thus a great many acutelytraumatized patients were available for study.  \nDuring the 1930's two major changes were instituted.Onechange was accomplished under the directorship of Frank Dick-son,M.D.,when the fracture service was made a part of theDepartment of Orthopedics.This department instituted anannual instructional program in the care and handling of theinjured for ambulance drivers,i.e.splint them where they lay.The second change consisted of the medical management of theacutely traumatized patient.Robert Koritschorner,M.D.,Pa-thologist at Menorah Hospital,Kansas City,Missouri,broughtfrom Germany the concept of fat embolism.Abraham Sophian,  \nM.D.,applied this knowledge,and clinically reported the firstcases of fat embolism to be recognized antemortem,and treatedthe syndrome with oxygen.It is of great interest,after these  \nYOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITYLIBRARY  \n266778  \nPreface  \nmany years,numerous reports in medical literature,and manyaliases,that the illness of trauma has completed the cycle and isnow again frequently referred to as nonthoracic trauma—a syn-drome resulting from hypoxia whose treatment is oxygen.  \nMeanwhile,during the 1930's,the attending internists at Kan-sas City General Hospital,particularly Paul Stuckey,M.D.,andHubert Parker,M.D.,taught the mechanical minded ortho-pedists to recognize and treat the syndrome of fat embolism anddemanded that the pathologist demonstrate the pathology.Theyrelied on oxygen,transfusions,and heparin.In the late 1930's,after Hermann's paper from Cincinnati General Hospital waspublished,intrave","cbCaicXNlMquXeVD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicXNlMquXeVD","pdf",9839604,190,"English","# Preface","[{\"question\":\"What is the monograph focused on?\",\"answer\":\"The monograph reflects on the illness of trauma and the clinical and scientific knowledge connected to its study and treatment.\"},{\"question\":\"How did Kansas City General Hospital contribute to trauma research?\",\"answer\":\"It functioned as a clearing center for severe trauma cases, receiving injured patients regardless of background, which created a large pool for observation and study.\"},{\"question\":\"What major treatment concept is highlighted in the preface?\",\"answer\":\"Fat embolism is described as a key concept, with the syndrome treated using oxygen and later supplemented by additional interventions.\"}]","THE ILLNESS OF TRAUMA | PDF",1790621040,479]