Esmarch

Es·march

(es'mark),
Johann F.A. von, German surgeon, 1823-1908. See: Esmarch bandage.
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The affected limb was elevated and exsanguinated using esmarch bandage after which tourniquet was applied.
COMPARISON BETWEEN INTRA-ARTICULAR AND INTRAVENOUS TRANEXAMIC ACID APPLICATION IN PRIMARY UNILATERAL KNEE JOINT REPLACEMENT
Esmarch bandage was wrapped tightly around the arm from the most distal part to near the pneumatic tourniquet to further exsanguinate.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LIGNOCAINE, LIGNOCAINE WITH DEXMEDETOMIDINE AND LIGNOCAINE WITH KETAMINE FOR IVRA IN UPPER LIMB SURGERIES
To ensure the visibility of the perforator veins, the tourniquet was inflated before emptying the appendage with an Esmarch bandage.
Reconstruction of Fingertip with Hypothenar Free Perforator Flaps
A double pneumatic bandage was placed on the upper arm with generous layers of cotton padding on the operative side ensuring that no wrinkles are formed and the bandage edges do not touch the skin, and then it was exsanguinated by 2-minute elevation and wrapping with an Esmarch bandage.
Does the Use of Nitroglycerin Patch Improve Local Anaesthetic Effects in Bier's Block? A Double-Blind Placebo Controlled Study
Before Esmarch's body ostectomy in 1851, ankylosis was thought to be incurable.
Post traumatic bilateral TMJ ankylosis as a delayed complication treated by interpositional arthroplasty
The upper limbs were wrapped with Esmarch bandages and a previously placed well-padded pneumatic tourniquet was inflated.
Bilateral Olecranon Tophaceous Gout Bursitis
When a tourniquet was used, the leg was exsanguinated with an Esmarch bandage, and the tourniquet was inflated to 250 to 300 mmHg.
Prevention of venous thromboembolism after arthroscopic knee surgery in a low-risk population with the use of aspirin: a randomized trial
Phelps graduated from Michigan University (1873), and practiced orthopedic surgery in Germany, under Schede, Esmarch, Volkman, Billroth and Thiersch [30].
A propos de deux cas de spondylose rhizome'lique. A history of Bechterew disease
Esmarch bandage exsanguination may cause further spread of the injected toxins into tissue planes or compartments.
Fluid injection injuries --medical guidelines: following on from surveying appropriate treatment for fluid injection injuries last month, the British Fluid Power Association (BFPA) outlines three main categories of this type of injury, and suggests a list of optimal guidelines for medical professionals to follow in the event of such an occurrence
Man kann in diesem Zusammenhang an seine Erlebnisse mit dem Tod seiner ersten Frau Constanze Esmarch im Jahre 1865 und dem Tod seines altesten Sohns Hans im Jahr 1886 denken.
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(62,63) Esmarch's bandage, Dupuytren's compressor, and other devices worked in a similar manner by compression of the skin and underlying tissues to indirectly compress large vessels like the common iliac artery.
New tourniquet device concepts for battlefield hemorrhage control

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