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Natasha's Epidural Hematoma by Voodoo Medicine Man Posted Fri 27 Mar 2009 10:54am I have to admit that I was only marginally familiar with Natasha Richardson. Certainly I know of her husband and famous mother. Reading the news of her untimely death, it seems clear that she was one of the good people in the entertainment industry. Her death has brought some criticism of the Quebec medical care system from pundits in the media. ... Read on »
LNC’s-New Webinar on Epidural Hematoma; When Hours Count by Victoria Powell Posted Tue 20 Apr 2010 12:00am Image by mangpages via Flickr April 27 at 8 PM Eastern Webinar: Epidural Hematoma:  When Hours Count Cheryl Gatti, RN BSN LNCC, Lark & Gatti Medical Legal Consultants Jude Lark, RN BSN CCRN An undiagnosed epidural hematoma may result in devastating permanent injuries – paralysis and incontinence. The r ... Read on »
Natasha Richardson Died From Head Trauma by Meredy Registered NurseHealth Maven Posted Thu 19 Mar 2009 3:50pm Epidural hematoma is a blood clot between the brain and the skull Actress Natasha Richardson died from a blunt impact to the head after falling Monday on a beginner's ski slope in Canada, the New York City medical examiner said Thursday. The cause of death, which was ruled an accident, was "epidural hematoma due to blunt impact to the head, ... Read on »
Method for the Detection of a Subdural Hematoma Using a Handheld Hematoma Detector and Discriminator by nih.gov Posted Thu 03 Mar 2011 7:00pm Description of Invention: The invention offered for licensing and further development is a device and method for detecting hematomas. The device is based on near infrared light emitted perpendicularly into a tissue from a non-stationary emitter and on continuous detection of the reflected light with a non-stationary probe. The ... Read on »
How Safe are Chiropractors? by Brett - Sheer Balance Healthy Living ProfessionalHealth Maven Posted Mon 14 Dec 2009 7:18am About half of all Americans suffer from back pain, and many turn to chiropractors for help. Those who swear by chiropractic believe it helps them ease myriad complaints, from low-back pain to headaches and even digestive problems and allergies. There have been very few reputable studies, however, on the effects of chiropractic, and many Western ... Read on »
A Blood Clot in Hillary Clinton's Brain: How It Can Turn Out Just Fine by slimdaidaihu Posted Thu 03 Jan 2013 7:24am We see it all the time. Someone takes a blow to the head that stuns them for a moment. They don't lose consciousness. They don't even "see stars" or forget where they are. They might fall at home, on the ski slopes, or while trying to show their grandchildren that they remember how to roller skate. Maybe they have a nagging headache and some ... Read on »
Important information for ARIXTRA® Starter Kit patients regarding Triad Group’s alcohol prep products by FDA Posted Thu 27 Jan 2011 8:55pm FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 24, 2011 - GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has become aware of a United States market recall of all lots of alcohol prep pads, swabs and swabsticks manufactured by the Triad Group and marketed under various brand names. The Triad Group recall has been initiated due to concerns about potential micro ... Read on »
Risk from Fashion Hair Acessories by Marie L. Patient Expert Posted Thu 22 Jan 2009 4:32pm 1 Comment So who wasn't totally stunned and moved by the inauguration. Wow! So I'm a little behind on the posts. Anyway, I never thought of this, but it's pretty thought provoking, especially if you have a little girl: Newswise — Blunt head trauma is commonly encountered by pediatric neurosurgeons and emergency physicians. Every year, th ... Read on »
Winter sports injuries - prevention tips by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor Posted Sun 20 Dec 2009 12:00am Published December 20th, 2009 in , , , , , , AANS.org - The tragic death of actress Natasha Richardson put a spotlight on the potential risks inherent to skiing, as well as the deadly consequences that can result from head trauma. Richardson di ... Read on »
PENN MEDICINE In Haiti -- Dispatch 11 by David Smith, MD Posted Fri 29 Jan 2010 12:00am January 29, 2010 17:56 Subject: Day 4 update   We are having a rather busy day today. Our OR schedule was disrupted when this young man arrived in the morning. He fell from a gourde and became unresponsive. It appears that he has an epidural hematoma, although we do not have access to anything other than plan film X-Ray. ... Read on »