The surgical patient may exhibit a variety of subtle and not so subtle clues that a problem, or in the words of the authors "a hole," is present. Therefore, when evaluating and managing the critically ill patient, the critical care surgeon must proceed through a series of three questions: Where is the hole? How do I repair the hole? and the most critical question, Why is the hole there? The Clinical Handbook for Surgical Critical Care is a guide to...
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