Core Cases in Critical Care [Paperback]

An essential read for all trainees in critical care.Core Cases in Critical Care describes the clinical management of some of the most common problems seen in the critically ill patient. Twenty detailed, illustrative case histories are presented and for each, descriptions of the problem, its underlying pathophysiology and the key principles of principles of patient management are given.Core Cases in Critical Care describes the clinical management of some of the most common problems seen in the critically ill patient. Twenty detailed, illustrative case histories are presented and for each, descriptions of the problem, its underlying pathophysiology and the key principles of principles of patient management are given.Core Cases in Critical Care describes the clinical management of some of the most common problems seen in the critically ill patient. Twenty detailed, illustrative case histories are presented and for each, descriptions of the problem, its underlying pathophysiology and the key principles of principles of patient management are given. Each 'case' is written by experts in the field, and all contributors are practising anaesthetists and critical care specialists of many years' experience. Core Case in Critical Care is essential reading for all trainees in critical care, and will also prove a valuable addition to the libraries of other groups such as critical care nurses, surgical trainees and practising critical care physicians and anaesthetists, both as a useful summary of key topics in critical care in an easily-digested format, and as a stimulus for discussion and analysis of current practice.1. Haemodynamic dysfunction after abdominal aortic aneurysm repair M. Blund and N. Barber; 2. Traumatic lung contusion J. Paddle and P. MacNaughton; 3. Respiratory failure due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease R. T. J. Cree and S. V. Baudouin; 4. Middle aged patient develops oliguria after gastrointesinal haemorrhage S. Keegan and C. Scott; 5. Oliguria after al“,