ALLMedicine Blast Injuries Center

May 27th, 2020 - Improvised explosive device blast injuries frequently report at our center and showed the maximum amount of contamination and damage, both in the facial soft tissues and the skeletal tissues with impregnation of splinters with size ranging from 2 ...

May 7th, 2020 - To document characteristics and treatments of ocular blast injury from a fire and explosion. Authors retrospectively evaluated 116 patients with 166 eye injuries from six hospitals. Terminology of ocular injury referred to Birmingham Eye Trauma Te...

Apr 26th, 2020 - Terrorism-related incidents and shootings that involve the use of war weapons and explosives are associated with gunshot and blast injuries. Despite the perceived threat of terrorism, these incidents and injuries are rare in Germany. For this reas...

Apr 2nd, 2020 - "Blast hand" is a traumatic hand injury related to an explosion. Artisanal gold miners use dynamite to excavate gold pits; such activities expose them to blast hand injuries. This work aims to study blast injuries to gold miners' hands. A 25-month...

Mar 22nd, 2020 - The type of the armed conflict on the Syrian battle field acquired several types of injuries; including injuries that were caused by explosive, shrapnel and blast injuries.In the current study, the authors conducted an overview of maxillofacial pa...

May 17th, 2010 - This position paper, prepared by the Communication Sciences and Disorders Clinical Trails Research Group, describes communication and swallowing disorders associated with blast injuries and delineates the roles of speech-language pathologists (SLP...

May 27th, 2020 - Improvised explosive device blast injuries frequently report at our center and showed the maximum amount of contamination and damage, both in the facial soft tissues and the skeletal tissues with impregnation of splinters with size ranging from 2 ...

May 7th, 2020 - To document characteristics and treatments of ocular blast injury from a fire and explosion. Authors retrospectively evaluated 116 patients with 166 eye injuries from six hospitals. Terminology of ocular injury referred to Birmingham Eye Trauma Te...

Apr 26th, 2020 - Terrorism-related incidents and shootings that involve the use of war weapons and explosives are associated with gunshot and blast injuries. Despite the perceived threat of terrorism, these incidents and injuries are rare in Germany. For this reas...

Apr 2nd, 2020 - "Blast hand" is a traumatic hand injury related to an explosion. Artisanal gold miners use dynamite to excavate gold pits; such activities expose them to blast hand injuries. This work aims to study blast injuries to gold miners' hands. A 25-month...

Mar 22nd, 2020 - The type of the armed conflict on the Syrian battle field acquired several types of injuries; including injuries that were caused by explosive, shrapnel and blast injuries.In the current study, the authors conducted an overview of maxillofacial pa...

Jul 21st, 2018 - Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is now recognized as a significant health issue that impacts both activeduty service members and veterans. Blast injuries sustained in operations in Iraq and Afghanistan have led to a rising incidence of TBI in the DoD.

Feb 13th, 2014 - There's insufficient reporting and research on the long-term health effects on U.S. veterans from blast exposure during Gulf War combat missions, according to the Institute of Medicine (IOM). Data on "complex, multisystem injuries" associated with...

Feb 7th, 2014 - Want to win at Olympic bobsledding in Sochi? Just use a vibrostimulator. Ophthalmologists, take note: K-Y jelly has many uses, including in your patients' eyes. And have you ever seen those eyes turn "into pinwheels and spin uncontrollably?" From ...

Aug 18th, 2013 - In the Boston Marathon bombing, radiologic imaging of blast injuries played a key role in emergency response, with findings illustrating optimal timing and use of modalities and techniques, according to a study published online August 19 in Arthri...

May 21st, 2013 - It’s also important to observe patients who only have mild injuries, but who physicians suspect may have been exposed to the blast wave, because they might have primary blast injuries that may not initially cause symptoms, noted Dr. Severance.