14th Edition
Hamilton Bailey's Emergency Surgery
The management of the injured and acutely unwell patients remains a cornerstone of surgical practice. Although techniques for assessment, investigation, and operative management of the emergency surgical patient may be drawn from elective practice; they also require expediency of decision making and constant consideration of both anatomical and physiological pathology. Hamilton Bailey’s Emergency Surgery 14e is the famous textbook of emergency surgery that defines these key principles.
Reflecting huge changes in the practice of emergency and general surgery over recent years, this new edition of Hamilton Bailey's Emergency Surgery is designed to meet the needs of basic and higher surgical trainees. The thorough and diverse coverage of emergency surgical principles including important anaesthetic and physiological considerations and the use of damage control techniques alongside core topics in emergency surgery such as shock and response to injury, surgical infections, principles of wound management, and nutrition ensure that the clinician has evidence based medicine to rely on. The extensive range of trauma surgery chapters cover all the surgical sub-specialties as they relate to emergency surgery providing comprehensive coverage of acute care surgery.
The new edition of this highly regarded textbook on emergency surgery provides the necessary knowledge and evidence base to help the on call surgical trainee through the important decision-making process when treating acute surgical patients. In addition to guidance on relevant investigations and surgical techniques, emphasis is also placed on those non-technical skills including leadership and communication which are essential for the management of unwell patients.
General surgeons and those working in the emergency setting will benefit from the gold standard expertise provided in the 14th edition of Hamilton Bailey's Emergency Surgery.
Part 1 - General Principles
1. Principles of Emergency and Damage Control Surgery
Phill Pearce
2. Imaging and Radiological Investigations
Tom Campion, William Pleming and Arman Parsai
3. Anaesthesia and Paediatric Anaesthesia
Kim Russon, Sarah Greenaway, Andrew Follows and Thomas Smith
4. Surgical Access
Mohit Kumar Joshi, Shafneed CH and Hemanga K Bhattacharjee
5. Shock and Response to Injury
David N Nauman
6. Surgical & Tropical Infections
Amit Gupta, Kapil Dev Soni, Harshit Agrawal, Madhur Uniyal and Mahesh C Misra
7. Principles of Plastic Surgery, Wounds and Burns Management
Anna Payne, Dardan Popova and Susie Yao
8. Nutrition in Surgery
Anthony Ramsanahie and Abigail D'Souza
9. Quality & Safety Assurance in Surgery
Michael Bath and Tom Bashford
Part 2 – Trauma Surgery
10. The Pathology of Trauma
Manik Chana
11. Pre-Hospital Care of Traumatic Injury
Anne Weaver, Ruth Bird and Heather Storey
12. Management of Trauma in the Emergency Department
Rich Carden
13. Thoracic Trauma
Katherine-Helen Hurndall, Thomas Sullivan and Simon Glasgow
14. Abdominal Trauma
Lalin Navaratne and Sarah Epton
15. Vascular Trauma
Manik Chana
16. Orthopaedic Trauma
Ang Swee Chai, Rishi Dhir, Peter Bates, Matthew Barry, Syed Aftab, Ramesh Nadarajah, Peter Bates, Pramod Achan, Kash Akhtar, Lee Parker, Ali Noorani, Adrian Carlos, Livio Di Mascio, Karolina Siwicka, Christy Graff, Hilary Makiwa and Kyle James
17. Neurosurgery Emergencies and Trauma
Alex Alamri and Chris Uff
18. Maxillo-Facial Emergencies and Trauma
Simon Holmes and William Rodgers
19. Ear, Nose and Throat Emergencies and Trauma
Henry Zhang and Khalid Ghufoor
20. Ophthalmology Emergencies and Trauma
Alice Thomas and Tahmina Pearsall
21. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Trauma
Ted Welman, Susie Yao and Gurjinderpal Singh Pahal
Part 3 - General Surgery
22. The Acute Abdomen
Amulya Rattan and Mahesh C. Misra
23. Upper GI Surgery
Pallavi Huma Arya, Yasmine Tabakkah and Bijendra Patel
24. HPB Surgery
Abhirup Banerjee, Ajit T Abraham and Hemant M Kocher
25. Colorectal Surgery
Ian S. Reynolds and Deborah A. McNamara
26. Abdominal Wall, Bowel Obstruction and Hernia
Mohammed Shams, Ajay Kapur, Areeb Mian, Rory Marples
27. Vascular Surgery
Harpaul Flora and Sandip Sarkar
28. Urological Surgery
Muhammad Haider, Pinky Kotecha, Jeffrey Leow, Prabhakar Rajan, Prashant Patel and Benjamin W. Lamb
29. Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Rehan Khan, Swena Kapoor and Michael Wong
30. Paediatric Surgery
Devesh Misra and Ceri Elbourne
Videos
16. Orthopaedic Trauma: Paediatric fractures
Karolina Siwicka, Christy Graff, Hilary Makiwa, Kyle James
Biography
William English is a senior academic trainee in colorectal surgery in East London. He is currently completing his PhD at University College London and Cleveland Clinic London.
Phill Pearce is a consultant in emergency general surgery in Oxford with interests in trauma and complex biliary disease.
