Acute lower extremity proximal deep venous thrombosis (DVT) requires accurate diagnosis
and treatment in order to prevent embolization and other complications. Point-of-care …

Traumatic wounds and lacerations are a common reason for patients to present to
emergency departments, with retained foreign bodies (FBs) accounting for 7%–15% of …

Background: Polytrauma is understood as significant injuries, occurring at the same time, to
two or more anatomical regions (the ISS regions) or organ systems, with at least one of the …

Firearm-related injuries, or gunshot wounds (GSWs), are among the most important
worldwide public health problems, resulting in considerable annual morbidity, disability, and …

Abstract In the United States, gunshot wounds (GSWs) have become a critical public health
concern with substantial annual morbidity, disability, and mortality. Vascular injuries …

Objective: We aim to share our experience regarding the surgical management and
outcome of extremity vascular trauma in level-1 trauma centres in Pakistan. Patients and …

Injury-related morbidity and mortality have been one of the most common causes of loss in
productivity across all geographic distributions. It remains to be a global concern despite a …

Background The aim of this study is to assess the accuracy of a Fast Doppler protocol for the
examination of an injured lower limb, namely 2-Point Fast Doppler (2PFD), in order to …

Background The accepted treatment for acute limb ischemia (ALI) is immediate systemic
anticoagulation and timely reperfusion to restore blood flow. In this study, we describe the …

The brachial artery is the most common injured vessel in the upper extremity. Although
vascular injury following blunt trauma is rare, it is a condition to be considered because it …