Cohn Randy M, Alaia Michael J, Strauss Eric J, Feldman Andrew F
Bull Hosp Jt Dis (2013). 2013;71(4):253-6.
Ice hockey is a fast paced sport with unique injury potential. A covering physician must be prepared to acutely manage injuries to the face, neck, and chest that are not common in orthopedic practice. Injuries about the face seen in ice hockey include facial fractures, lacerations, and eye and dental injuries. Neck trauma can result in lacerations and neurologic injury. Commotio cordis and sudden cardiac death are potentially fatal conditions seen in ice hockey. This review details the appropriate acute management of these conditions for the physician covering an ice hockey game. Knowledge of these conditions and appropriate rink-side management can be potentially life-saving.
冰球是一项节奏快且具有独特受伤风险的运动。随队医生必须做好准备，对骨科实践中不常见的面部、颈部和胸部损伤进行紧急处理。冰球运动中出现的面部损伤包括面部骨折、撕裂伤以及眼和牙齿损伤。颈部创伤可导致撕裂伤和神经损伤。心脏震荡和心源性猝死是冰球运动中可能出现的致命情况。本综述详细介绍了随队医生对这些情况进行适当紧急处理的方法。了解这些情况并进行适当的赛场边处理可能会挽救生命。
