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Rabu, 10 Juni 2009

"Burung" Patah

Ha ha ha judulnya nyeleneh ya... bisakah "Burung" patah ? Pertanyaan yang tidak jarang juga ditanyakan orang. Jawabnya tentu saja bisa..Lhoh kok bisa kan gak ada tulangnya ? Ya bisa dunk...kejadiannya tentu saja saat "burung" sedang dalam kondisi "bangun" sempurna, yang kalau di ukur dengan EHS (=Erection Hardness Scale) dikategorikan Grade 4 yaitu P***s is completely hard and fully rigid alias keras bangetsss...gelakguling

Bagi yang hobby nonton serial "Grey's Anatomy" pasti ingat salah satu episodenya menayangkan cerita tentang dokter yang mengalami patah p***s saat ML dengan temannya. Berikut ini cuplikan adegannya



Yang mengalami "patah" adalah bagian yang dinamakan "corpus cavernosum" (Klik untuk lihat gambar) yang merupakan bagian berongga pada p***s yang akan terisi darah saat ereksi sehingga menyebabkan ukurannya jadi besar dan keras.

Cedera ini sakit banget :sakit:, bahkan sering terdengar bunyi patah (KREEEKK !!!) saat terjadinya. Kemudian diikuti dengan berubahnya bagian yang patah menjadi memar berwarna gelap akibat keluarnya darah dari "corpus cavernosum". Pada 10-30 % kasus, saluran kencing (urethra) juga bisa rusak, sehingga bisa terlihat keluarnya darah pada ujung p***s.

P***s yang patah membutuhkan tindakan emergensi. Perbaikan melalui tindakan pembedahan biasanya berhasil dengan baik dan dapat mengembalikan fungsinya seperti sediakala. Namun jika tidak diobati, cedera ini akan menyebabkan kelainan bentuk p***s atau ketidak mampuan mempertahankan ereksi(dysfungsi ereksi). Klik ini untuk melihat gambar operasi reparasinya (duh kecian ya lihat Mr.P...nangih)

Senin, 08 Desember 2008

Trauma and orthopaedic surgery


Trauma is defined as any body wound or shock produced by sudden physical injury, as from accident, injury, or impact. Trauma patients may require specialized care, including surgery and blood transfusion, within the so-called golden hour of emergency medicine, the first sixty minutes after trauma occurs. This is not a strict deadline, but recognizes that many deaths which could have been prevented by appropriate care occur a relatively short time after injury. In many places organized trauma referral systems have been set up to provide rapid care for injured people. Research has shown that deaths from physical trauma decline where there are organized trauma systems.

Techniques

In a prehospital setting, also called the "field", emergency medical technicians, paramedics, specialized nurses, firefighters and other trained providers known as 'first responders', use stabilization techniques to improve the chances of a trauma patient surviving the transport to the nearest hospital or trauma center. After ensuring their own safety and taking Body substance isolation precautions, professionals begin performing a primary survey, consisting of an assessment of the level of consciousness of the patient, then checking and treating airway, breathing, and circulation (called the "ABC's"). The method was published by Peter Safar in his 1957 book, ABCs of Resuscitaion. The basic principle is that death primarily resulted from a lack of oxygen to the brain (anoxia). The main priority is therefore to ensure that oxygenated blood is circulating.

The purpose of the primary survey is to identify life-threatening problems. Ensuring that the injured person is not disabled by unnecessary movement of the spine is paramount. On most patients, and all unconscious patients, the neck is secured with a Cervical collar, and the back is secured to a long spine board with head supports, or other medical transport device such as a Kendrick Extrication Device, before moving the patient. This is called clearing the cervical spine, also know as doing "C-spine." Unless the victim is in imminent danger of death, first responders will usually "load and go" transporting the victim immediately to the nearest appropriate trauma-equipped hospital.

Upon completion of the primary survey, the secondary survey is begun. This may occur during transport or upon arrival at the hospital. The secondary survey consists of a systematic assessment of the abdominal, pelvic and thoracic viscera, complete inspection of the body surface to find all injuries, and neurological exam. The purpose of the secondary survey is to identify all injuries so that they may be treated. A missed injury is one which is not found during the initial assessment (for example, as a patient is brought into a hospital's Emergency Department), but rather manifests itself at a later point in time, sometimes with baleful consequences (i.e., a liver laceration is sometimes missed and a patient sent home, who will abruptly go into shock shortly thereafter.)

The appropriate first aid for a trauma patient is to immediately call for help using the emergency medical service, then treat for shock. Do not move the victim unless failure to do so would create a greater risk to their life (i.e. hazardous chemicals or a spreading fire). Also see wilderness first aid if immediate emergency help is unavailable.

In case of traumatic accidents, health care providers use the ABC of life (airway, breathing and circulation) as their primary survey in identifying and assessing the condition of the patient. Airway is considered as the most important factor to be assessed then the breathing and circulation. From this technique the appropriate intervention will be identified immediately and prioritization of action can be done according to the most important aspect to be assessed.

Rabu, 19 November 2008

Straddle injury = cedera daerah selangkangan

Hari ini di IGD ada konsul dari GP, pasiennya anak perempuan usia 10 tahunan, mengalami perdarahan akibat terjatuh dari sepeda. Hasil pemeriksaan didapatkan hymen utuh, tetapi ada luka lebih kurang 1 cm vertikal tepat dibawah clit nya. Masih aktif berdarah serta ada timbunan darah (heamatoma). Injuri atau trauma didaearah selangkangan ini disebut strradle injury. Karena pasiennya msih kecil dan sangat tidak kooperatif, maka penjahitan dilakukan dalam general anestesia (bius umum).

Straddle injuries terjadi jika seseorang (bisa anak bisa dewasa) menunggang (straddle) sesuatu lalu terjatuh, menecederai daerah uro-genitalia oleh bobot tubuhnya sendiri. Luka atau cedera disebabkan oleh jaringan terjepiy antara tulang daearah pinggul (pelvis) dengan bobot tubuh. Straddle injury sering ditemukan pada anak2 dan sering terjadi saat bersepeda, jatuh atau bermain dengan palang monyet (monkey bar).

Pada anak kecil harus hati2, jika nggak diketahui pasti kejadinnya, maka harus dibedakan dengan injury akibat sex abbuse. Dengan anamnesa yang teliti. Gambar samping merupakan contoh straddle injury yang menyebabkan terjadinya hematom (penumpukan darah) pada bagain kiri bibir V. Untuk kasus seperti ini dilakukan insisi (dibeler) lalau darahnya dikeluarkan, sumber darahnya dihentikan, kemudian ditutup lagi dengan jahitan atau diberi saluran keluar jika darahnya masih ngalir dari pembuluh darah yg kecil2.