Детская хирургия том 1 - Ашкрафт К.У.
ISBN 5-90131-10-10
Скачать (прямая ссылка):
82. Monafo WW, West MA: Currenl treatment recommendations for topical bum therapy. Drugs 40:364—373, 1990.
ОЖОГИ 117
83. Beasley RW: Secondary repair of burned hands. Hand Clin 6:319—341. 1990.
84. Van dcr Does AJW: Patients' and nurses’ ratings of pain and anxiety during burn wound care. Pain 39:95—101, 1989.
85. Osgood PF, Szyfclbein SK: Management of burn pain in children. Pediatr Clin North Ain 36:1001 —1013, 1989.
86. Choiniere M, Melzack R, Rondeau J, et al.: The pain of burns: characteristics and correlates. J Trauma 29:1531 —1539. 1989.
87. Patterson DR, Questad К A, В oil wood MD: Hypnotherapy as a treatment for pain in patients with burns: research and clinical considerations. J Burn Care Rehab 8:263—268, 1987.
88. Lewis SM. Clcllund JA, Knowles CJ. cl al.: Effects of auricular acupunciure-like transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation on pain levels following wound care in patients with burns: a pilot Study. J Burn Care Reh.ib 11:322—329, 1990.
89. Martyn JA. GreenMall DJ. Hagen J, ei al.: Alteration bv burn
injury of the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of cime-tidine in children. Eur J Clin Pharmacol 36:36! 367, 1989.
90. Mills AK, Marlyn JA: Neuromuscular blockade with vecuronium in paediatric patients with burn injury. Br J Clin Pharmacol 28:155—159. 1989.
91- D’Eramo C, Siocchctti N, Vezzani A: Clinical evaluation of atracurium bcsylate in patients at risk: major burns. Minerva Anestesiol 56:121 — 125, 1990.
92. Martyn JA. Goudsouzian NG. Matico RS. et al.: Metocurine requirements and plasma concentrations in burned paediatric patients. Br J Anaesth 55:263—268, 1983.
93. Mills AK„ Martyn JA: Evaluation of atracurium neuromuscular blockade in paediatric patients with burn injury. Br J Anaesth 60:450—455. 1988.
94. Cote CJ, Petkau AJ: Thiopental requirements may be increased in children reanesthetized at least one year after recovery from extensive thermal injury. Anesth Analg 64:1156—1160. 1985.
95. Brown TC, Bell B: Electromyographic responses to small doses of suxamethonium in children after burns. Br J Anaesth 59:1017—1021, 1987.
96. McCauley RL, Beraja V, Rutan RL. et al.: I ongitudinal assessment of breast development in adolescent female patients with burns involving the nipple-areolar complex. Plast Re-constr Surg 83:676—680, 1989.
97. Mills AK, Martyn JA: Evaluation of atracurium neuromuscular blockade in paediatrie patients with burn injury. Br J Anaesth 60:450—455, 1988.
98. Balugh D, Bauer M, Hortnagl H: Effect of surgery and anest-
hesia on the plasma catecholamine level and rale of urea production in severely burned patients. Anacsthcsist 32:105 110.
1983.
99. Heimbich DM; Early burn excision and grafting. Surg Clin
North Am 67:93 -107, 1987.
100. Chicarilli /.N, Cuono CB, Heinrich JJ, et al.: Selective aggressive burn excision for high mortality subgroups. J Trauma 26:18—25. 1986.
101. Clarke H. Winpenn GP, McLeod AM. et al.: Acutc management of pcdiatric hand burns. Hand Clin 6:221—231, 1990.
102. Boswick JA: Management of the burned hands. Hand Clin 6:297 303, 1990.
103. Desai MH. Herndon DN, Bruemeling L, et al.: Early burn wound excision significantly reduces blood loss. Ann Surg 211:753 762, 1990.
104. Herndon DN, Parks DH: Comparison of serial debridement and autografting and early massive excision with cadaver skin overlay in the treatment of large burns in children. J Trauma 26:149—152, 1986.
105. Herndon DN. Thompson PR, Hugo AL, et a I.: Incidence, mortality, pathogenesis and treatment of pulmonary injury. J Burn Care Rehab 7:184—191. 1986.
106. Herndon DN, Barrow RE, Linares HA, et al.: Inhalation injury in burned patients: effects and treatment. Burns 14:349—356,
1988.
107. Waxman K: Pulmonary management. In Achauer BM (Editor).
Management of the Burned Patient. Appleton & Lange. Norwalk, Connecticut, pp 149—160. 1987.
108. Deskin RWQ, McCracken MM. Hokanson JA et al.: Longterm airway sequelae in *\ pediatric burn population. Laryngoscope 98:72*1—725, 1988
109. Shirani KZ. Pruitt BA, Mason AD: The influence of inhalation injury and penumonia on burn mortality. Ann Surg 205:82—
87, 1987.
110. Thompson PB. Herndon DN, Traber DI , et al.: Effect on mortality of inhalation injury. J Trauma 26:163—165, 1986.
111. Burns TR, Greenberg SD. Cartwright J, et al.: Smoke inhala tion: an ulirastructural study of reaction to injury in the human alveolar wall. Fnviron Res 41:447—457, 1986.
112. Silverman SH, Purdue FG. Hunt JL, et al.: Cyanide toxicity in burn patients. J Trauma 28:171—176, 1988.
113. Crapo RO: Causes of respiratory injury. In Haponik EF. Munster AM (Fditors). Respiratory Injury Smoke Inhalation an Burns. McGraw-Hill, New York, pp 47—59. 1990.
114. Parish RA: Smoke inhalation and carbon monoxide poisoning in children. Pediatr Emergency Care 2:36—39, 1986.
115. Traber DL, Herndon DN: Pathophysiology of smoke inhalation. In Haponik EF. Munster AM (Editors). Respiratory Injury Smoke Inhalation and Burris. McGraw-Hill. New York, pp 61—71, 1990.
