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Safety factors in the use of the pneumatic tourniquet for hemostasis in surgery of the hand.

J M BRUNER.

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Keywords: HAND; HEMOSTASIS

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Year: 1951 PMID： 14803491

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Bone Joint Surg Am ISSN： 0021-9355 Impact factor: 5.284

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3. Inaccuracies in measuring tourniquet pressures.

Authors: J Hallett
Journal: Br Med J (Clin Res Ed) Date: 1983-04-16

4. Aqueous based Povidone-iodine related chemical burn under the tourniquet (a case report) and literature review.

Authors: Challa Supradeeptha; Sudhir Mahadev Shandilya; Alavalapati Naresh; Jonnalagadda Satyaprasad
Journal: J Orthop Date: 2013-07-23

5. Evidence for safe tourniquet use in 500 consecutive upper extremity procedures.

Authors: Brian C Drolet; Zachary Okhah; Benjamin Z Phillips; Benjamin P Christian; Edward Akelman; Julia Katarincic; Scott T Schmidt
Journal: Hand (N Y) Date: 2014-12

6. Skeletal muscle damage during tourniquet-induced ischaemia. The initial step towards atrophy after orthopaedic surgery?

Authors: H J Appell; S Glöser; J A Duarte; A Zellner; J M Soares
Journal: Eur J Appl Physiol Occup Physiol Date: 1993

Safety factors in the use of the pneumatic tourniquet for hemostasis in surgery of the hand.

1. Prolonged conduction block with axonal degeneration. An electrophysiological study.

2. Multiple ligament knee injury: complications.

3. Inaccuracies in measuring tourniquet pressures.

4. Aqueous based Povidone-iodine related chemical burn under the tourniquet (a case report) and literature review.

5. Evidence for safe tourniquet use in 500 consecutive upper extremity procedures.

6. Skeletal muscle damage during tourniquet-induced ischaemia. The initial step towards atrophy after orthopaedic surgery?

7. Tourniquet-induced rhabdomyolysis after total knee replacement.

8. [Blood pressure-dependent, process-controlled hemostasis to minimize tourniquet syndrome].

9. Recovery of nerve conduction after a pneumatic tourniquet: observations on the hind-limb of the baboon.

10. Safety and efficacy of a new tourniquet system.