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100 1  Cohn, Stephen M.,|eauthor. 
245 10 All bleeding stops :|blife and death in the trauma unit /
       |cStephen M. Cohn, M.D.. 
250    First edition. 
264  1 Rochester, MN :|bMayo Clinic Press,|c2023. 
300    243 pages ;|c22 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 00 |tWhat exactly is a trauma surgeon? --|tControlled chaos 
       at the trauma center --|tConstructing a surgeon --
       |tGeneralist surgeons --|tSaving lives --|tDealing with 
       the worst injuries --|tManaging the public --|tPreventing 
       injuries --|tThe operating theatre --|tAre surgeons 
       dangerous? --|tFriends In trauma trenches. 
520    "For all the hospital dramas that dominate the ratings on 
       television or awe-inspiring medical stories we might hear,
       most of us have no conception of the daily, herculean 
       efforts of trauma surgeons. A good trauma surgeon must be 
       a conductor presiding over an orchestra of healthcare 
       providers as their patients cling to life by a thread. 
       They are also a steely quarterback who can't be rattled 
       when they throw an interception-lingering on a past 
       failure would only ruin their ability to care for the next
       patient, and the next. They have an encyclopedic knowledge
       of medical science and are practiced in the art of 
       instinctively reacting to whatever emergency comes flying 
       at them on a stretcher. All of this is in addition to 
       doing anything they can to comfort distraught family and 
       friends receiving some of the worst news of their lives. 
       Dr. Cohn gives readers an intimate look at the controlled 
       chaos that goes on inside a trauma center. Having lived 
       and breathed trauma for four decades, Dr. Cohn is an ideal
       guide to demystify the role of the trauma surgeon and 
       their place in a hospital. He pulls back the curtain to 
       clarify such questions as: What exactly is a trauma 
       surgeon, and what does one do? How does a trauma center 
       function, and what really goes on in the operating room? 
       How do you mold a medical student into a surgeon who can 
       stay cool and act decisively when a patient's life hangs 
       in the balance? How have trauma care experts mobilized to 
       respond to COVID-19 and the opioid epidemic? His answers 
       are infused with sobering tales from his career as a 
       military surgeon and in trauma centers across the country 
       as well as his descriptions of high-profile medical 
       stories"--|cProvided by publisher. 
650  0 Trauma centers. 
650  0 Medical emergencies.