The Tourniquet Manual — Principles and Practice

@inproceedings{LeslieKlenermanMBBCh2003TheTM,
  title={The Tourniquet Manual — Principles and Practice},
  author={ChM FRCSEd FRCSEng Leslie Klenerman MBBCh},
  booktitle={Springer London},
  year={2003}
}
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14 Citations

Prehospital Tourniquets: Review, Recommendations, and Future Research
  • P. C. Lewis
  • Medicine
    Annual Review of Nursing Research
  • 2014
TLDR
The current state of the knowledge regarding tourniquets will be discussed with a focus on prehospital use, using the operating room literature when needed to fill knowledge gaps, and some areas for future research are explored.
Extended (16-Hour) Tourniquet Application After Combat Wounds: A Case Report and Review of the Current Literature
TLDR
It is important for physicians to understand tournique injury and appreciate that even extended tourniquet application times does not necessarily doom the affected limb.
A New Exercise Training Methods for Untrained Middle-Age Males: Comparison of Effectiveness Resistance Training with Blood Restriction Cuffs vs Traditional Resistance Training
TLDR
It seems likely that performing resistance training with BFR during middle age is a good way to delay the adverse effects of aging on anabolic hormonal factors.
Surgical tourniquets in orthopedics
Comparison of lower limb lifting and squeeze exsanguination before tourniquet inflation during total knee arthroplasty
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Lower limb lifting exsanguination is a safe and effective technique that could decrease the incidence of skin tension blister and alleviate early postoperative pain reaction, and might have the potentiality to be commonly utilized in TKA procedure.
THE USE OF TOURNIQUET IN LIMB SURGERY
The tourniquet is routinely used in daily practice for upper and lower limb orthopedic surgery, in order to obtain a bloodless surgical field and thus
Kaatsu training to enhance physical function of older adults with knee osteoarthritis: Design of a randomized controlled trial.
What do the people who transport trauma patients know about tourniquets?
TLDR
If surgeons want civilian prehospital care to include the use of effective, arterial flow occluding tourniquets at appropriate limb locations, they need to communicate with their emergency medical service providers concerning tournique knowledge, training, protocols, and appropriate equipment.
Understanding of intra-operative tourniquets amongst orthopaedic surgeons and theatre staff--a questionnaire study.
TLDR
The results show suboptimal knowledge of tourniquets and their use among SpRs and ODAs in orthopaedic surgery and the need for amendments in training to improve the knowledge and awareness of medical practitioners is highlighted.
Surgical tourniquets in orthopaedics.
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Measurement of limb occlusion pressure can help to minimize tourniquet pressure levels and pressure gradients for individual patients and individual surgical procedures.
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