Compartment syndrome: Each group of muscles in the arms and legs, together with nearby blood vessels and nerves, is contained in a space surrounded by tissue ca

Management: As with all trauma, assess the primary survey and manage any deficits. Analgesia is likely to be needed to help with any pain relief, considerations

Signs and symptoms: As with many of the other injuries, the clinician will need to utilise several factors to determine whether a pelvic injury has occurred and

Pelvic Injuries: Major pelvic injuries usually occur within the context of high-energy/impact trauma such as in RTC’s, vehicle vs pedestrian, falls from height,

The abdomen contains numerous organs and blood vessels, including the lower parts of the aorta and inferior vena cava. This makes major trauma to the abdomen a

Management of pneumo/haemothorax: Multiple management considerations need to be taken when dealing with a patient suffering a pneumo/haemothorax. Simple pneumot