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Aside from offering you the possibility to create playlists and listen to local audio and video files, CherryPlayer also streams media files from VK and YouTube.ġ. In the acute setting MRI may be contraindicated until the presence of metallic foreign bodies have been excluded due to the risk of movement and heating of the objects in the strong magnetic field 1.CherryPlayer is a handy and reliable utility designed to enable you to play audio and video files of almost any type. CT angiography is useful to define the presence of any vascular injury in the affected region 3. It is also useful to define the presence and location of any foreign bodies within the patient as a result of secondary blast injuries 1. Imaging may reveal any of the injuries listed above. CTĬT is the main imaging modality used in blast injuries. tension pneumothorax or cardiac tamponade) 1. The FAST scan is useful in the medically unstable patient to define any injuries which may require prompt intervention (e.g. Extremity radiographs are also helpful in defining foreign bodies and fractures 1. Plain radiographĪ chest and abdominal radiograph is useful in the acute setting to show any evidence of foreign bodies or chest trauma such as hemorrhage, pneumothorax or rib fractures and abdominal trauma such as perforation 1. The choice of imaging modality depends principally on whether the patient is medically stable and any concerns about any specific underlying injury.

combination injuries: these are due to a combination of any of the above mechanisms.

aortic) or penetrating injuries are possible depending on the area of the body injured and the encountered object

tertiary blast injuries: due to effect of the patient being thrown against objects (e.g.

can cause penetrating gunshot type injuries to any region of the body.

ball bearings) being propelled through the air. glass) or material from the explosive device (e.g.

secondary blast injuries: due to the effect of high-velocity shrapnel, these can suffered hundreds or thousands of meters away and may result from either environmental material (e.g.

central nervous system injury is also possible with the foramina of the skull allowing the transmission of pressure waves directly into the brain parenchyma.

bowel injury (more common in underwater explosions) with contusion, perforation, shearing of the mesenteric vessels and resulting ischemia.

pulmonary injury ('lung blast syndrome') with alveolar rupture and hemorrhage, alveolovenous fistula formation, subpleural cyst formation, pneumothorax and pulmonary laceration being possible.

Injuries are caused by barotrauma from the increased air pressure and rarefaction of the atmosphere following the explosion.

primary blast injuries: usually suffered by those in close proximity to the blast (~ tens of meters).

The pathology of blast injuries can be categorized into three mechanisms of injury 1: Musculoskeletal injuries are however the most common 2. the presence of buildings or cars) and whether the patient was wearing any protective equipment are also factors 1.Ĭommonly patients may present with hearing loss, bleeding, lacerations, orthopedic injuries such as fractures, and respiratory distress. The injuries sustained during an explosion depends on the type and size of the blast and distance of the patient from the blast. The surrounding environment (e.g. Blast injuries may occur in any number of situations including in combat, in industrial accidents and in terrorist attacks.

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