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EM CasesElectrical and lightning injury

EM Cases · Electrical and lightning injury

High-voltage electrical injury resus

Resus station: trauma ABCDE, rhabdomyolysis, compartment watch, ECG.

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Linesman high-voltage contact, small entry wound palm, thrown from height, dark urine.

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All persons, presentations and observations in this station are fictional and invented for teaching assessment; they do not describe a real person.

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  1. [1]Sawhney JS, et al. Management of rhabdomyolysis: A practice management guideline from the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma. Am J Surg, 2022.PMID 34836603
  2. [2]Jensen PJ, Thomsen PE, Bagger JP, et al. Electrical injury causing ventricular arrhythmias. Br Heart J, 1987.PMID 3566986
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