Brief report on the development of hemorrhagic pericardial effusion after thoracic surgery for traumatic injuries

Keyphrases

• Traumatic Injury 100%
• Thoracic Surgery 100%
• Hemorrhagic Pericardial Effusion 100%
• Trauma 35%
• Survivors 11%
• Pulmonary Injury 11%
• High Risk 5%
• Life-threatening 5%
• Young Patients 5%
• Surgeons 5%
• Retrospective Review 5%
• Clinical High Risk 5%
• Young Men 5%
• Level 1 Trauma Center 5%
• Surgical Intervention 5%
• Median Time 5%
• Hospital Discharge 5%
• Injury Outcomes 5%
• Delayed Diagnosis 5%
• Coagulopathy 5%
• Tamponade 5%
• Incision 5%
• Worse Prognosis 5%
• Clinical Signs 5%
• Therapeutic Anticoagulation 5%
• Trauma Registry 5%
• Coagulopathic 5%
• Anterolateral Thoracotomy 5%
• Injury Characteristics 5%
• Institutional Trauma 5%
• Thoracic Trauma 5%
• Trauma Team 5%
• Postoperative Echocardiography 5%
• Penetrating Thoracic Trauma 5%
• Bilateral Thoracotomy 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thorax Surgery 100%
• Pericardial Fluid 100%
• Thoracotomy 11%
• Thorax Injury 11%
• Surgeon 5%
• Echocardiography 5%
• Triage 5%
• Anticoagulation 5%
• Incision 5%
• Coagulopathy 5%
• Tamponade 5%