Multiple Trauma Part III Preface Management of the Complex Trauma Patient in the ICU (First 24 to 48 Hours) Initial ICU Admission and Priorities Management of Traumatic Brain Injury Prioritizing Injuries and Surgical Timing Coagulation and Thromboembolic Risk Management Fluid Balance and Hemodynamic Optimization Conclusion The complex trauma patient in the ICU beyond 48 hours Multi organ dysfunction after major trauma Persistent critical illness after major trauma Respiratory Complications in the ICU After Major Trauma Rhabdomyolysis and Acute Kidney Injury After Trauma Infectious complications Sedation of the trauma patient Advanced Considerations in Sedation and Analgesia for ICU Trauma Patients Timing of Surgical Interventions in ICU Trauma Patients Traumatic Brain Injury with and without Elevated ICP Nutrition and trauma State of the art nutrition management in the trauma ICU A pragmatic approach to nutrition after multisystem trauma Communication with trauma patients and their families in ICU Family centred care with structured family meetings Dealing with uncertainty Time limited trial Communicating bad news Addressing emerging ethical dilemmas Addressing conflict Multiple Trauma Part III Multiple Trauma Part III: Trauma management in the ICU Table of contents: Preface Management of the Complex Trauma Patient in the ICU (First 24 to 48 Hours) Initial ICU Admission and Priorities Management of Traumatic Brain Injury Prioritizing Injuries and Surgical Timing Coagulation and Thromboembolic Risk Management Fluid Balance and Hemodynamic Optimization Conclusion The complex trauma patient in the ICU beyond 48 hours Multi organ dysfunction after major trauma Persistent critical illness after major trauma Respiratory Complications in the ICU After Major Trauma Rhabdomyolysis and Acute Kidney Injury After Trauma Infectious complications Sedation of the trauma patient Advanced Considerations in Sedation and Analgesia for ICU Trauma Patients Timing of Surgical Interventions in ICU Trauma Patients Traumatic Brain Injury with and without Elevated ICP Nutrition and trauma State of the art nutrition management in the trauma ICU A pragmatic approach to nutrition after multisystem trauma Communication with trauma patients and their families in ICU Family centred care with structured family meetings Dealing with uncertainty Time limited trial Communicating bad news Addressing emerging ethical dilemmas Addressing conflict Multiple Trauma Part III Preface Management of the Complex Trauma Patient in the ICU (First 24 to 48 Hours) Initial ICU Admission and Priorities Management of Traumatic Brain Injury Prioritizing Injuries and Surgical Timing Coagulation and Thromboembolic Risk Management Fluid Balance and Hemodynamic Optimization Conclusion The complex trauma patient in the ICU beyond 48 hours Multi organ dysfunction after major trauma Persistent critical illness after major trauma Respiratory Complications in the ICU After Major Trauma Rhabdomyolysis and Acute Kidney Injury After Trauma Infectious complications Sedation of the trauma patient Advanced Considerations in Sedation and Analgesia for ICU Trauma Patients Timing of Surgical Interventions in ICU Trauma Patients Traumatic Brain Injury with and without Elevated ICP Nutrition and trauma State of the art nutrition management in the trauma ICU A pragmatic approach to nutrition after multisystem trauma Communication with trauma patients and their families in ICU Family centred care with structured family meetings Dealing with uncertainty Time limited trial Communicating bad news Addressing emerging ethical dilemmas Addressing conflict Multiple Trauma Part III
