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I spent all morning wondering if anything like that exists and I came to a conclusion that you could never get a 100 %. Especially when you are looking for a hundred percent in a prospective partner. I'm sure we have once written a list or two, mentally or for real, listing qualities we want "our perfect man" or "perfect woman" to possess. Some physical qualities, some character qualities. My perfect man smiles and laughs a lot, he loves to hug, always listens and gives a lot of gifts! (might as well be Santa). I've written a list too, not once, not twice cos as I grew older I had to edit the list. lol.
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Johnson was sentenced Friday to a year's probation and a counselling course under a plea deal with prosecutors. Johnson also must pay Lozada unspecified restitution.
The six-time Pro Bowl player long known as Chad Ochocinco was arrested in August after Lozada said he head-butted her during an argument. She quickly filed for divorce, which was finalized earlier this week. They had only been married since July 4.
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[10] July 24, 2016 at 10:39am
He's not a Totalitarian, He just sounded like Hitler.
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[35] July 21, 2016 at 11:56pm
@RobAZ LoL as if Trump did not know what Ted was going to say right? As if they did not over look his speech before hand right? Bullocks, they knew and wanted him to do that speech because they thought it would destroy Ted not because they were expecting a Trump endorsement. Who is going to endorse the guy that lied and trashed your wife and father.
No Ted did the right thing. He stood up for his family in principal.
[23] July 21, 2016 at 11:53pm
@yesjesussaves So where has Trump stood for the Constitution so far that he hasn't back pedaled almost the next day? I think why Ted got booed was because they know Trump is not and as not been standing for the Constitution, and there for they think Ted was against Trump.
[2] July 21, 2016 at 4:08pm
@SaintPaul I guess you forgot Gary Johnson eh? He is a candidate and one that is getting very close to 15%.
[18] July 21, 2016 at 12:12am
@katzkiner You must have missed the month long trashing Trump did to Carson compared him to a pedophile.
Wrong that was a superpac not Cruz that shamed the Melania doing porn shoots.
Go ahead and name a lie Cruz said about Trump and I'll show you 10 lies Trump said about Cruz.
Donald didn't give Cruz anything that he didn't earn. He knows he can't win without Cruz supporters, so put that in you pipe and smoke it.
Cruz and the Bushes can't stand each other, so I don't think he will be sitting with him at all.
In reply to Daithi's comment on the story 'Vote Your Conscience': Cruz Gets Booed As He Ends RNC Speech Without Endorsing Trump
[36] July 21, 2016 at 12:03am
Don't forget all the nasty stuff Trump said about Cruz's wife. How you going to endorse that?
[6] July 21, 2016 at 12:01am
Who? Never heard of him.
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[29] July 21, 2016 at 12:00am
@Popp40 Yep I agree, every time I get to thinking I just might pull the lever for Trump some Trump supporter i know IRL flip out and call me about everything in the book without cursing at me. Reminds me real quick with what were dealing with. I mean the vitriol these ppl have if you say your not sure who your going to vote for is palpable.
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[10] July 20, 2016 at 6:15pm
Why you couldn't see what happened, for all you know he almost hit that kid. Way to make judgments without knowing all the facts. I call that instant Karma.
[1] July 20, 2016 at 5:49pm
So what exactly did Milo Yiannopoulos say that started all this? Can't anyone do actual reporting?
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[2] July 18, 2016 at 10:23pm
I'm Anti Trump, but i'm also pro democracy. Can't go around trying to break what's already been decided. People have lost their minds.
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[20] July 18, 2016 at 10:48pm
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[2] July 16, 2016 at 5:58pm
God is not "The Man", he is God, Lord, Jehovah, Yahweh, The Almighty etc etc. He is not like us, he is the creator of man. Other wise your statement is very good.
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[7] July 16, 2016 at 5:52pm
@Evilvoltaire Trying to make up your own Bible eh?
There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death. Prob 14:12
Try listening to God's word over the words of man.
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[8] July 16, 2016 at 5:49pm
Problem with that would be they are not reading their clearly written and defined Bible on the subject. Romans chapter 1 very clearly spells out how God feels about the subject and why it happens.
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[3] July 14, 2016 at 8:19pm
If the police tell you to stop and get on the ground and you keep walking at them, first off I would think this guy is planning on attacking them. He his right hand hidden from them and could easily of had a hand on a weapon very very easily. Cops had no choice if they wanted to keep from the possibility of being killed.
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[3] July 12, 2016 at 8:03pm
@Blest Bad analogy since your example is one of man committing a crime. As far as we know Castile was not committing a crime when he was pulled over. A more accurate situation would be you seen a tall Hispanic walking by your house and you think he's an armed robber etc etc.
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July 7, 2016 at 2:45pm
Hands up don't shoot?
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[4] July 6, 2016 at 6:16pm
With Trump as the unfortunate nominee I say Newt. Newt will tear any of them Dems a new one, all day long.
Not that it will change my opinion of Trump, but at least get a VP that knows something and can debate.
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[1] July 6, 2016 at 6:23pm
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July 6, 2016 at 11:58am
Unions are for Progressives plain and simple. I have seen much hate come from Christian men's hearts while supporting a unions. Makes me sick. A union has no rules that enforce the Constitution. The union is there for the interest of the employee. The city is the one responsible for hiring, and it is they that should be checking the qualifications if that is what your getting at.
[1] July 4, 2016 at 11:44am
@Redkinhawk, as you missed my point, I guess I will restate it.
The man lacked the experience to know that complaining will get him nothing, that the bosses buddies, and men and women will hardly ever be treated equally. So he would of been best to keep it to himself. Normally the older men in the company would of told the younger men that it is no use to complain and it will only put a target on your back, so keep it to yourself. But in this case either he had no older men to give him advice or they just didn't like him and would rather see him crash and burn.
In a shop setting when this kind of thing happens it is always due to inexperience of not knowing when to keep your mouth shut.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- I used to think Rick Barnes ditched his tie a while back to keep from strangling himself. Who knows, maybe that's right. His Longhorns have certainly given him ample cause this season.
It's hard to tell if Texas looks loose, tight or indifferent as they get set to tip it off against Iowa State.
The pressure is on the Horns. Another loss and forget about flicking any switch before the NCAA Tournament. Win and they get another shot at Baylor and a chance to set a tone for next week.
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Blunt Abdominal Trauma Workup
- Author: Eric L Legome, MD; Chief Editor: John Geibel, MD, DSc, MSc, MA more...
Approach Considerations
In recent years, laboratory evaluation of trauma patients has been a matter of significant discussion. Commonly recommended studies include serum glucose, complete blood count (CBC), serum chemistries, serum amylase, urinalysis, coagulation studies, blood typing and cross-matching, arterial blood gases (ABGs), blood ethanol, urine drug screens, and a urine pregnancy test (for females of childbearing age).
Serum electrolyte values, creatinine level, and glucose values are often obtained for reference, but typically they have little or no value in the initial management period.
Aggressive radiographic and surgical investigation is indicated in patients with persistent hyperamylasemia or hyperlipasemia, conditions that suggest significant intra-abdominal injury.
All patients should have their tetanus immunization history reviewed. If it is not current, prophylaxis should be given.
The most important initial concern in the evaluation of a patient with blunt abdominal trauma is an assessment of hemodynamic stability. In the hemodynamically unstable patient, a rapid evaluation must be made regarding the presence of hemoperitoneum. This can be accomplished by means of diagnostic peritoneal lavage (DPL) or the focused assessment with sonography for trauma (FAST). Radiographic studies of the abdomen are indicated in stable patients when the physical examination findings are inconclusive.
Essential update: Study suggests limited sensitivity for pelvic radiography in pediatric blunt torso trauma
A prospective, observational study by Kwok et al indicates that in children with blunt torso trauma, plain anteroposterior pelvic radiographs have only 78% sensitivity in detecting pelvic fracture or dislocation. The investigators found that such radiographic examination performed in the emergency department detected pelvic fracture or dislocation in only 297 of 382 patients known to have these injuries. The study also indicated that computed tomography (CT) scanning has a much higher sensitivity in such cases. Eighty four of the 85 patients whose injuries were not detected by radiography underwent CT scanning, which detected fracture or dislocation in 82 of them (98% sensitivity). The investigators stated, however, that CT scanning should be used only if physical exam findings indicate the presence of such trauma.[13, 14]
Go to Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) for complete information on this topic.
Blood Studies
Complete blood count
The presence of massive hemorrhage is usually obvious from hemodynamic parameters, and an abnormal hematocrit value merely confirms the diagnosis. Normal hemoglobin and hematocrit results do not rule out significant hemorrhage. Patients bleed whole blood. Until blood volume is replaced with crystalloid solution or hormonal effects (eg, adrenocorticotropic hormone [ACTH], aldosterone, antidiuretic hormone [ADH]) and transcapillary refill occurs, anemia may not develop.
Bedside diagnostic testing with rapid hemoglobin or hematocrit machines may quickly identify patients who have physiologically significant volume deficits and hemodilution. Reported hemoglobin from ABG measurements also may be useful in identifying anemia. Some studies have correlated a low initial hematocrit (ie, < 30%) with significant injuries.
Do not withhold transfusion in patients who have relatively normal hematocrit results (ie, >30%) but have evidence of clinical shock, serious injuries (eg, open-book pelvic fracture), or significant ongoing blood loss. Hemodynamic instability in an adult despite the administration of 2 L of fluid indicates ongoing blood loss and is an indication for immediate blood transfusion. Use platelet transfusions to treat patients with thrombocytopenia (ie, platelet count < 50,000/µL) and ongoing hemorrhage.
An elevated white blood cell (WBC) count on admission is nonspecific and does not predict the presence of a hollow viscus injury (HVI). The diagnostic value of serial WBC counts for predicting HVI within the first 24 hours after trauma is very limited.[15]
Serum electrolyte measurements
Recently, the usefulness of routine serum chemistries of trauma patients has been questioned. Most trauma victims are younger than 40 years and rarely are taking medications that may alter electrolytes (eg, diuretics, potassium replacements).
The more prudent choice when attempting to limit cost involves selective ordering of these studies. Selection should be based on the patient's medications, the presence of concurrent nausea or vomiting, the presence of dysrhythmias, or a history of renal failure or other chronic medical problems associated with electrolyte imbalance.
Serum glucose and carbon dioxide measurements
If blood gas measurements are not routinely obtained, serum chemistries that measure serum glucose and carbon dioxide levels are indicated. Rapid bedside blood-glucose determination, obtained with a finger-stick measuring device, is important for patients with altered mental status.
Liver function tests
Liver function tests (LFTs) may be useful in the patient with blunt abdominal trauma; however, test findings may be elevated for several reasons (eg, alcohol abuse).[16] One study has shown that an aspartate aminotransferase (AST) or alanine aminotransferase (ALT) level more than 130 U corresponds with significant hepatic injury.[17] Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) and bilirubin levels are not specific indicators of hepatic trauma.
Serum amylase or lipase measurements
The serum lipase or amylase level is neither sensitive nor specific as a marker for major pancreatic or enteric injury. Normal levels do not exclude a major pancreatic injury. Elevated levels may be caused by injuries to the head and face or by an assortment of nontraumatic causes (eg, alcohol, narcotics, various other drugs). Amylase or lipase levels may be elevated because of pancreatic ischemia caused by the systemic hypotension that accompanies trauma.
However, persistent hyperamylasemia or hyperlipasemia (eg, abnormal elevation 3-6 hours after trauma) should raise the suggestion of significant intra-abdominal injury and is an indication for aggressive radiographic and surgical investigation.
Coagulation profile
The cost-effectiveness of routine prothrombin time (PT)/activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) determination upon admission is questionable. PT or aPTT should be measured in patients who have a history of blood dyscrasias (eg, hemophilia), who have synthetic problems (eg, cirrhosis), or who take anticoagulant medications (eg, warfarin, heparin).
Blood typing, screening, and cross-matching
Blood from all trauma patients with suspected blunt abdominal injury should be screened and typed. If an injury is identified, this practice greatly reduces the time required for cross-matching. An initial cross-match should be performed on a minimum of 4-6 units for those patients with clear evidence of abdominal injury and hemodynamic instability. Until cross-matched blood is available, O-negative or type-specific blood should be used.
Arterial blood gas measurements
ABG values may provide important information in major trauma victims. In addition to information about oxygenation (eg, partial pressure of oxygen [PO2] and arterial oxygen saturation [SaO2]) and ventilation (partial pressure of carbon dioxide [PCO2]), this test provides valuable information regarding oxygen delivery through calculation of the alveolar-arterial (A-a) gradient. ABG determinations also report total hemoglobin more rapidly than CBCs.
Upon initial hospital admission, suspect metabolic acidemia to result from the lactic acidosis that accompanies shock. A moderate base deficit (ie, more than –5 mEq) indicates the need for aggressive resuscitation and determination of the etiology.
Attempt to improve systemic oxygen delivery by ensuring an adequate SaO2 (ie, >90%) and by acquiring volume resuscitation with crystalloid solutions and, if indicated, blood.
Drug and alcohol screening
Perform drug and alcohol screens on trauma patients who have alterations in their level of consciousness. Breath or blood testing may quantify alcohol level.
Urine Studies
Indications for diagnostic urinalysis include significant trauma to the abdomen and/or flank, gross hematuria, microscopic hematuria in the setting of hypotension, and a significant deceleration mechanism.[18]
Obtain a contrast nephrogram by utilizing intravenous pyelography (IVP) or computed tomography (CT) scanning with intravenous (IV) contrast. Gross hematuria indicates a workup that includes cystography and IVP or CT scanning of the abdomen with contrast.
Perform a urine toxicologic screen as appropriate. Obtain a serum or urine pregnancy test on all females of childbearing age.
Plain Radiography
Although their overall value in the evaluation of patients with blunt abdominal trauma is limited, plain films can demonstrate numerous findings. The chest radiograph may aid in the diagnosis of abdominal injuries such as ruptured hemidiaphragm (eg, a nasogastric tube seen in the chest) or pneumoperitoneum.
The pelvic or chest radiograph can demonstrate fractures of the thoracolumbar spine. The presence of transverse fractures of the vertebral bodies (ie, Chance fractures) suggests a higher likelihood of blunt injuries to the bowel. In addition, free intraperitoneal air, or trapped retroperitoneal air from duodenal perforation, may be seen.
The use of diagnostic ultrasonography to evaluate a patient with blunt trauma for abdominal injuries has been advocated since the 1970s. European and Asian investigators have extensive experience with this technology and are leaders in the use of ultrasound for the diagnosis of blunt abdominal trauma.
The first American report of physician-performed abdominal ultrasonography in the evaluation of blunt abdominal trauma was published in 1992 by Tso and colleagues.[19] Since then, numerous articles have been published in the United States advocating the use of ultrasound (ie, FAST) in the evaluation of the patient with blunt abdominal trauma.
Bedside ultrasonography is a rapid, portable, noninvasive, and accurate examination that can be performed by emergency clinicians and trauma surgeons to detect hemoperitoneum. In fact, in many medical centers, the FAST examination has virtually replaced DPL as the procedure of choice in the evaluation of hemodynamically unstable trauma patients.
The FAST examination is based on the assumption that all clinically significant abdominal injuries are associated with hemoperitoneum. However, the detection of free intraperitoneal fluid is based on factors such as the body habitus, injury location, presence of clotted blood, position of the patient, and amount of free fluid present.
In a patient with isolated blunt abdominal trauma and multisystem injuries, FAST performed by an experienced sonographer can rapidly identify free intraperitoneal fluid (generally appearing as a black stripe). The sensitivity for solid organ encapsulated injury is moderate in most studies. Hollow viscus injury (HVI) rarely is identified; however, free fluid may be visualized. For patients with persistent pain or tenderness or those developing peritoneal signs, FAST may be considered as a complementary measure to CT scanning, DPL, or exploration.
The minimum threshold for detecting hemoperitoneum is unknown and remains a subject of interest. Kawaguchi and colleagues found that 70 mL of blood could be detected,[20] whereas Tiling et al found that 30 mL is the minimum requirement for detection with ultrasonography.[21] They also concluded that a small anechoic stripe in the Morison pouch represents approximately 250 mL of fluid, whereas 0.5-cm and 1-cm stripes represent approximately 500 mL and 1 L of free fluid, respectively.
The current FAST examination protocol consists of 4 acoustic windows with the patient supine. These windows are pericardiac, perihepatic, perisplenic, and pelvic (known as the 4 P s). An examination is interpreted as positive if free fluid is found in any of the 4 acoustic windows and as negative if no fluid is seen. An examination is deemed indeterminate if any of the windows cannot be adequately assessed.
The pericardial window is obtained via a subcostal or transthoracic approach. It provides a 4-chamber view of the heart and can detect the presence of hemopericardium, which is demonstrated by the separation of the visceral and parietal pericardial layers. The perihepatic window yields views of portions of the liver, diaphragm, and right kidney. It reveals fluid in the Morison pouch (see the images below), the subphrenic space, and the right pleural space.
The perisplenic window provides views of the spleen and the left kidney and reveals fluid in the splenorenal recess (see the images below), the left pleural space, and the subphrenic space. The pelvic window makes use of the bladder as a sonographic window and thus is best accomplished while the patient has a full bladder. In males, free fluid is seen as an anechoic area (sonographically black) in the rectovesicular pouch or cephalad to the bladder. In females, fluid accumulates in the Douglas pouch, posterior to the uterus.
FAST's diagnostic accuracy generally is equal to that of DPL. Studies in the United States have demonstrated the value of bedside sonography as a noninvasive approach for rapid evaluation of hemoperitoneum. The studies demonstrate a degree of operator dependence; however, some studies have shown that with a structured learning session, even novice operators can identify free intra-abdominal fluid, especially if more than 500 mL of fluid is present. Sensitivity and specificity of these studies range from 85% to 95%.[22, 23, 24, 25, 26]
As noted, FAST relies on hemoperitoneum to identify patients with injury. Chiu and colleagues, in their study of 772 patients with blunt trauma undergoing FAST scans, reported 52 patients had an abdominal injury.[27] Of the 52 patients, 15 (29%) had no hemoperitoneum on FAST or CT scan results. These findings suggest that the reliance on hemoperitoneum as the sole indicator of abdominal visceral injury limits the utility of FAST as a diagnostic screening tool in stable patients with blunt abdominal trauma.
Rozycki et al studied 1540 patients and reported that ultrasonography was the most sensitive and specific modality for the evaluation of hypotensive patients with blunt abdominal trauma (sensitivity and specificity, 100%).[26]
Hemodynamically stable patients with positive FAST results may require a CT scan to better define the nature and extent of their injuries. Taking every patient with a positive FAST result to the operating room may result in an unacceptably high laparotomy rate.
Hemodynamically stable patients with negative FAST results require close observation, serial abdominal examinations, and a follow-up FAST examination. However, strongly consider performing a CT scan, especially if the patient is intoxicated or has other associated injuries.
Hemodynamically unstable patients with negative FAST results are a diagnostic challenge. Options include DPL, exploratory laparotomy, and, possibly, a CT scan after aggressive resuscitation.
Go to Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) for complete information on this topic.
Computed Tomography
Although expensive and potentially time-consuming, CT scanning often provides the most detailed images of traumatic pathology and may assist in determination of operative intervention.[1, 2, 3, 4] CT remains the criterion standard for the detection of solid organ injuries (see the image below). In addition, a CT scan of the abdomen can reveal other associated injuries, notably vertebral and pelvic fractures and injuries in the thoracic cavity.
CT scanning, unlike DPL or FAST, has the capability to determine the source of hemorrhage (see the image below). In addition, many retroperitoneal injuries go unnoticed with DPL and FAST examinations.
Transport only hemodynamically stable patients to the CT scanner. When performing CT scans, closely and carefully monitor vital signs for clinical evidence of decompensation. Preliminary evidence suggests that a flat vena cava on CT scan is a marker for underresuscitation and may be correlated with higher mortality and hemodynamic decompensation.[28]
CT scans provide excellent imaging of the pancreas, duodenum, and genitourinary system. The images can help quantitate the amount of blood in the abdomen and can reveal individual organs with precision. The primary advantage of CT scanning is its high specificity and use for guiding nonoperative management of solid organ injuries.
Drawbacks of CT scanning relate to the need to transport the patient from the trauma resuscitation area and the additional time required to perform CT scanning compared to FAST or DPL.
In addition, CT scanning may miss injuries to the diaphragm and perforations of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, especially when performed soon after the injury. Although some pancreatic injuries may be missed with a CT scan performed soon after trauma, virtually all are identified if the scan is repeated in 36-48 hours. For selected patients, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) may complement CT scanning to rule out a ductal injury.
Finally, CT scanning is relatively expensive and time consuming and requires oral or intravenous (IV) contrast, which may cause adverse reactions. The best CT imagery requires both oral and IV contrast. Some controversy has arisen over the use of oral contrast and whether the additional information it provides negates the drawbacks of increased time to administration and risk of aspiration. The value of oral contrast in diagnosing bowel injury has been debated, but no definitive answer exists at this time.
A prediction rule created by Holmes and colleagues for use in children who have suffered blunt torso trauma demonstrated a negative predictive value of 99.9% for identifying patients at very low risk for intra-abdominal injuries undergoing acute intervention and for whom CT scanning could be obviated.[29, 30] The rule consists of the following 7 patient history and physical examination findings (in descending order of importance):
No evidence of abdominal wall trauma or seat belt sign
Glasgow Coma Scale score >13 (see the Glasgow Coma Scale calculator)
No abdominal tenderness
No evidence of thoracic wall trauma
No complaints of abdominal pain
No decreased breath sounds
No vomiting
A study by Benjamin et al found that a negative computed tomographic finding following blunt trauma is highly sensitive for ruling out intra-abdominal injury.[31]
Diagnostic Laparoscopy
The introduction of minimally invasive surgery has revolutionized many surgical diagnostic protocols. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, there was considerable interest in the use of laparoscopy for evaluation and management of blunt and penetrating abdominal trauma. Subsequent studies, however, revealed major limitations to this approach and cautioned against its widespread use. The most important limitation is inability to reliably identify hollow viscus and retroperitoneal injuries, even in the hands of experienced laparoscopists.
Diagnostic laparoscopy involves placing a subumbilical or subcostal trocar for the introduction of the laparoscope and creating other ports for retractors, clamps, and other tools necessary for visualization of the repair.
Diagnostic laparoscopy has been most useful in the evaluation of possible diaphragmatic injuries, especially in penetrating thoracoabdominal injuries on the left side.[32, 33, 34] In blunt trauma, it has no clear advantages over less invasive modalities such as DPL and CT scanning; furthermore, complications can result from trocar misplacement.
Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage
The idea of evaluating the abdomen by analyzing its contents was first used in the diagnosis of acute abdominal conditions. In 1906, Salomon described the passage of a urethral catheter by means of a trocar inserted through the abdominal wall to obtain samples of peritoneal fluid with the aim of establishing the diagnosis of peritonitis from infectious agents (eg, pneumococcal or tuberculous organisms). This technique has since been refined and is now known as abdominal paracentesis.
In 1926, Neuhof and Cohen described the sampling of peritoneal fluid in cases of acute pancreatitis and blunt abdominal trauma by passing a spinal needle through the abdominal wall.[35] In 1965, Root et al reported the use of percutaneous DPL in patients who had sustained blunt abdominal trauma.[36]
DPL is used as a method of rapidly determining the presence of intraperitoneal blood. It is particularly useful if the history and abdominal examination of an unstable patient with multisystem injuries are either unreliable (eg, because of head injury, alcohol, or drug intoxication) or equivocal (eg, because of lower rib fractures, pelvic fractures, or confounding clinical examination).
DPL is also useful for patients in whom serial abdominal examinations cannot be performed (eg, those in an angiographic suite or operating room during emergency orthopedic or neurosurgical procedures).[37]
DPL is indicated for the following patients in the setting of blunt trauma:
Patients with a spinal cord injury
Those with multiple injuries and unexplained shock
Obtunded patients with a possible abdominal injury
Intoxicated patients in whom abdominal injury is suggested
Patients with potential intra-abdominal injury who will undergo prolonged anesthesia for another procedure
The only absolute contraindication to DPL is the obvious need for laparotomy. Relative contraindications include morbid obesity, a history of multiple abdominal surgeries, and pregnancy.
Various methods of introducing the catheter into the peritoneal space have been described. These include the open, semiopen, and closed methods. The open method requires an infraumbilical skin incision that is extended to and through the linea alba. (In pregnant patients or in patients with particular risk for potential pelvic hematoma, the incision should be placed superior to the umbilicus.) The peritoneum is opened, and the catheter is inserted under direct visualization.
The semiopen method is identical, except that the peritoneum is not opened and the catheter is delivered percutaneously through the peritoneum into the peritoneal cavity. The closed technique requires the catheter to be inserted blindly through the skin, subcutaneous tissue, linea alba, and peritoneum.
The closed and semiopen techniques at the infraumbilical site are preferred at most centers. The fully open method is the most technically demanding and is restricted to those situations in which the closed or semiopen technique is unsuccessful or is deemed unsafe (eg, patients with pelvic fractures, pregnancy, obesity, or prior abdominal operations).
After insertion of the catheter into the peritoneum, attempt to aspirate free intraperitoneal blood (at least 15-20 mL). DPL results are considered positive in a blunt trauma patient if 10 mL of grossly bloody aspirate is obtained before infusion of the lavage fluid or if the siphoned lavage fluid contains more than 100,000 red blood cells (RBCs)/µL, more than 500 white blood cells (WBCs)/µL, elevated amylase content, bile, bacteria, vegetable matter, or urine. Only approximately 30 mL of blood is needed in the peritoneum to produce a microscopically positive DPL result.
If findings are negative, infuse 1 L of crystalloid solution (eg, lactated Ringer solution) into the peritoneum. Then, allow this fluid to drain by gravity, and ensure that laboratory analysis is performed.
Complications of DPL include bleeding from the incision and catheter insertion, infection (ie, wound, peritoneal), and injury to intra-abdominal structures (eg, urinary bladder, small bowel, uterus). These complications may increase the possibility of false-positive studies. Additionally, infection of the incision, peritonitis from the catheter placement, laceration of the urinary bladder, or injury to other intra-abdominal organs can occur.
Bleeding from the incision, dissection, or catheter insertion can cause false-positive results that may lead to unnecessary laparotomy. Achieve appropriate hemostasis prior to entering the peritoneum and placing the catheter. False-positive DPL results can occur if an infraumbilical approach is used in a patient with a pelvic fracture. A pelvic x-ray film should be obtained prior to performing DPL if a pelvic fracture is suggested. Before DPL is attempted, the urinary bladder and stomach should be decompressed.
DPL has been shown in some studies to have a diagnostic accuracy of 98-100%, a sensitivity of 98-100%, and a specificity of 90-96%. It has some advantages, including high sensitivity, rapidity, and immediate interpretation. The main limitations of DPL include its potential for iatrogenic abdominal injury and its high sensitivity, which can lead to nontherapeutic laparotomies.
With the availability of fast, noninvasive, and better imaging modalities (eg, FAST, CT scanning), the role of DPL is now limited to the evaluation of unstable trauma patients in whom FAST results are negative or inconclusive. In some contexts, DPL may be complemented with a CT scan if the patient has positive lavage results but stabilizes.
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Posted on 13 March 2014 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf
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Nicholas Shaler says:
I know no Italian, if a fellow reader would be so kind as to help.
Nicholas Shaler says:
Also, Father,
I love the new picture at the top of the page.
Adam Welp says:
Ad multos annos!
frjim4321 says:
In some ways it seems like a long time ago but I remember it like yesterday.
I wish him a long life and many happy years of service in the Petrine Ministry.
He certainly is quite a gift to the church!
HighMass says:
Yes a Whole year and the Pain of our Dear Benedict XVI no longer being Pope just does not go away!
We Pray that Pope Francis continues to lead the Church and clean up the mess that is inside the Church…..
Benedict Resigning….just doesn't seem right, as he is so LOVED and MISSED…But Its God's will be done not our own!
trespinos says:
@Nicholas Shaler
Below the mention of the station of the day, San Lorenzo in Panisperna, and the saints of the day, SS. Sabinus, Christina, and Leander of Seville, come the key words: "First anniversary of the election of His Holiness Francis", and "Vacation" (for Vatican employees, natch).
frjim4321 says:
HighMass, it takes several generations to sort out the effect of a pope on the church. That being the case it seems fairly silly to do too much hand wringing or end zone celebrating over any particular pope. It will all be sorted out over time and none of us will be around.
rbbadger says:
Also, priest friends from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles in California remind me that the Three Days of Darkness in Anaheim (or Cardinal Mahony's Cavalcade of Dissent and Heresy) is starting. Fr Robert Barron is going to be the keynote speaker. It's quite a change from the days when Archbishop Rembert G. Weakland, O.S.B. used to be the keynote speaker.
May our Lord grant our holy and ecumenical Pontiff Francis, the Pope of Rome, many years!
Nicholas Shaler says:
Magpie says:
What a year! I like your new banner. It's nice to see your face Father. You bring some sanity into my life, and for this I thank you. :-)
Eugene says:
My daily prayer:
That God protect and guide Pope Francis so that he may clearly and strongly defend the faith and it's teachings and it's liturgical tradition.
That God continue to give health to our Emeritus Pope Benedict and consolation.
Vecchio di Londra says:
"It takes several generations to sort out the effect of a pope on the church. That being the case it seems fairly silly to do too much hand wringing or end zone celebrating over any particular pope. It will all be sorted out over time and none of us will be around."
In which case, it would follow logically that we can't have the slightest idea – and won't have for ages yet to come – whether Pope Francis really is 'quite a gift to the [C]hurch' – or not.


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WCGV Channel 24 -
- (Station ID, 1981?)
Here is a station ID from Milwaukee's version of ON TV and Spectrum - SelecTV. It aired over WCGV Channel 24.
Voiceover by ??
Not sure when this aired, but based on the films I'd say 1981 is a good guess.
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So, SelecTV was seen in other markets, hmm? In L.A., this subscription TV service was carried over KWHY Channel 22 during the PM hours and weekends. Oddly enough, KWHY is currently part of the NBC/Telemundo duopoly with former ON TV affiliate KVEA Channel 52. Small world, huh?
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on Sunday, May 30th 2010 at 6:19am.
And of course, ON TV was shown in Chicago on . . . WSNS Channel 44.
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on Sunday, May 30th 2010 at 3:03pm.
I remember SelecTV!!!!!! My family used to get that in Benton Harbor!!!!
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on Sunday, May 30th 2010 at 9:59pm.
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ON TV - "Premiere Night" (Opening, 1980)
on Saturday, July 23rd, 2016 at 4:31pm CT
I have a partial (?) SportsVision commercial from May 1, 1982:
And from the same date, a WBBS on-screen station ID:
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WFLD Channel 32 - Son of Svengoolie - "The Creature Walks Among Us" (Promo, 1983)
on Wednesday, July 20th, 2016 at 8:05am CT
All done! :-)
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WFLD Channel 32 - Son of Svengoolie - "The Creature Walks Among Us" (Promo, 1983)
on Monday, July 18th, 2016 at 11:09pm CT
Rick: I'm not able to update this post. Are you able to change my website link to the current address of www.waltdatedworld.com ? I am having trouble with traffic still showing in Google from my old site address (we are working on redirects but it's really a messed up, long story) and this was one thing that showed up. Thanks!
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WCLR 102 FM - "Movin' Easy" (Commercial, 1983)
on Monday, July 18th, 2016 at 8:58am CT
Updated voiceover information. Thanks to KBA. :-)
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- "Hot Ticket" (Commercial, 1981)
on Monday, July 18th, 2016 at 8:55am CT
Updated. Thanks, KBA! :-)
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WWJ Channel 4 - "Partial Station Sign-Off" (1978)
on Monday, July 18th, 2016 at 8:53am CT
Thanks Bob, I updated the info finally. :-)
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- "Hot Ticket" (Commercial, 1981)
on Friday, July 15th, 2016 at 9:59am CT
Voiceover by Dave Martin, who was WCFL's program director at the time. He later held the same job at WCLR, and voiced
this commercial
, too.
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U.S. Postal Service - "Good News" (PSA #1, 1981)
on Wednesday, July 13th, 2016 at 8:20pm CT
After his near fatal car accident in 1954 that left him blind in one eye, was it really the best idea to have Sammy Davis Junior getting in a car ready to drive off after mailing a letter?
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Marriott's Great America - "What A Day!" (Commercial, 1980)
on Tuesday, July 12th, 2016 at 9:36pm CT
At the start of this ad, there is a 0 in the upper left hand corner, a 1 in the upper right hand corner, a 4 in the lower left hand corner and a 3 in the lower right hand corner.
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WMAQ Channel 5 -
- "Disco Demolition Already In Progress" (1979)
Gator Girl
on Sunday, July 10th, 2016 at 3:10pm CT
This happened exactly on my birthday, but since I lived in Florida I didn't hear much about it until some time later.
I really don't believe disco was all that bad. The real problem was that it became so ridiculously popular that it was everywhere, and pretty much everything was being done as disco. There was a lot of garbage with a dance beat that was put out back then, and people just got sick of it. But that's no excuse for violence. It would have just faded away quietly in a matter of time if this hadn't happened.
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