Regional Blocks in Extremity Trauma

Mehrotra, Sandeep; Saha, Asok K.

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“…In China after the Sichuan earthquake, the manifestation of PTSD symptoms was measured (Qian, 2010), and therapeutic effects were reported with significant reduction of PTSD scores after short EMDR therapeutic interventions (Zhang, 2010). In western India group, EMDR treatment using the butterfly hug was provided to children, with promising results, after an earthquake in 2001 (Mehrotra, Purandare, Tank, & Bhagwagar, 2013;Mehrotra, Raja, Samant, & Tank, 2001;Purandare, Tank, & Bhagwagar, 2010). In Aceh, Indonesia, a large study evaluating interventions for tsunami-affected people (Bumke & Sodemann, 2010) reported "dramatic improvement."…”

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Humanitarian Projects and Growth of EMDR Therapy in Asia

Mehrotra¹

2014

J EMDR Prac Res

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This article focuses on the accomplishments of humanitarian projects in Asia using eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. The main thrust of EMDR humanitarian assistance programs has been to train local clinicians to provide EMDR to individuals suffering from the disaster. The article highlights the training projects and the experience of using EMDR therapy after earthquakes in China, India, Indonesia, and Pakistan; after tsunamis in Japan, India, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka; and after accidents and terror attacks in Korea and Pakistan. Detailed descriptions are provided about the responses to the 2001 earthquake in Gujarat; the 2004 tsunami in India, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka; the 2005 earthquake in Pakistan; the 2008 earthquake in China; and the 2011 tsunami in Japan. In addition, the article discusses how Asian EMDR therapists are working together to provide training, respond to crises, and establish professional standards, so that EMDR therapy can be established in Asia and integrated into regular practice. Further, this article describes the creation of EMDR Asia, which brought several Asian countries together and share the development of EMDR therapy in their countries. The challenges faced by EMDR Asia today are discussed in detail.

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Section: Emdr Humanitarian Projects In Indiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Humanitarian Projects and Growth of EMDR Therapy in Asia

Mehrotra¹

2014

J EMDR Prac Res

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Regional Blocks in Extremity Trauma

Maurya

2002

Medical Journal Armed Forces India

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T here are many methods for achieving primary haemostasis in the tonsillar fossa after tonsillectomy. A common method is that of ligating the bleeding vessel using Negus artery forceps and Negus ligature carrier. In this method after the ligature is tied around the Negus artery forceps the free ends ofthe ligature are wrapped around the fingers of both the hands. The knot is then pushed down into the tonsillar fossa using a Negus ligature carrier, This requires considerable practice and juggling movements of the hands since both the hands are occupied in holding the free ends of the ligature.To overcome the problem ofholding the free ends of the ligature, a ligature holding forceps has been devised and used successfully at our hospital.The forceps consists oftwo straight artery forceps joined together by a cross linkage, one set of finger loops of the forceps are welded together to provide additional stability (Fig-I), The free ends of the knot which is tied around the Negus artery forceps is held by this ligature forceps instead of the fingers of both hands. The ligature forceps is held in one's hand while the other hand is free 10 hold the Negus ligature carrier and push the knot down into the tonsillar fossa for achieving haemostasis.

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Regional Blocks in Extremity Trauma

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Humanitarian Projects and Growth of EMDR Therapy in Asia

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Regional Blocks in Extremity Trauma

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