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Associated musculoskeletal injuries
James R. Ficke
, Brian J Neuman
School of Medicine
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Abdominal Injuries
50%
Absolute Indication
50%
Acute Spinal Cord Injury
50%
Chest Injury
50%
Close Communication
50%
Common Injuries
50%
Compartment Syndrome
50%
Damage Control Orthopedics
50%
Debridement
50%
Decompression
50%
Early Intervention
50%
Extremity Injury
50%
General Trauma
50%
Head Injury
50%
High Energy
50%
High Survival
50%
Limb Salvage
50%
Long Bone
50%
Long Bone Fracture
50%
Lower Limb Fractures
50%
Multiply Injured Patient
50%
Musculoskeletal Injury
100%
Neurological Deficit
100%
Non-spine
50%
Nursing Care
50%
Open Wound
50%
Orthopaedic Trauma
100%
Patient Positioning
50%
Pelvic Fracture
50%
Polytrauma
50%
Return to Function
50%
Root Compression
50%
Skeletal-related Events
50%
Spinal Cord Compression
50%
Spinal Kyphosis
50%
Spinal Roots
50%
Spine Dislocation
50%
Spine Fracture
50%
Spine Procedures
50%
Spine Surgeon
50%
Spine Trauma
50%
Surgical Intervention
100%
Survival Rate
50%
Timing of Surgery
50%
Tissue Perfusion
50%
Trauma Surgeon
100%
Upper Limb Fracture
50%
Vascular Compromise
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Abdominal Injury
50%
Bone Injury
50%
Closed Head Injury
50%
Compartment Syndrome
50%
Debridement
50%
Early Intervention
50%
Kyphosis
50%
Limb
50%
Limb Fracture
100%
Limb Injury
50%
Limb Salvage
50%
Lower Limb
50%
Musculoskeletal Injury
100%
Open Wound
50%
Orthopedic Trauma
50%
Orthopedics
100%
Patient Positioning
50%
Pelvis Fracture
50%
Perfusion
50%
Polytrauma
50%
Spinal Cord
50%
Spine Fracture
50%
Spine Injury
100%
Surgeon
50%
Survival Rate
50%
Thorax Injury
50%
Trauma Surgeon
100%
Upper Limb
50%