Substance use disorders in trauma patients. Diagnosis, treatment, and outcome.

Abstract:

:The consequences of acute and chronic drug abuse pose significant problems for physicians managing the trauma victim in the resuscitative, perioperative, intensive care, and hospitalization periods. Substance abuse, whether acute or chronic, modifies the physiologic response to injury and to resuscitative and operative measures. Trauma and critical care physicians must have insight into ways to improve the detection, resuscitation, and management of trauma patients with acute substance intoxication or chronic abuse history. The need for prophylaxis of withdrawal syndrome differs with drug type. The major difficulty is proper identification of individuals at risk, which is complicated by patients' unconsciousness, reluctance, or medical inability to give detailed history of substance use. Failure to recognize withdrawal symptoms may both confuse the diagnosis of traumatic injury and be life-threatening. The goal in treating the trauma patient who is also a substance abuser is both to fully assess that person's injuries and achieve physiologic stability and use the hospitalization as an opportunity to educate and counsel the patient to abandon his or her destructive behavior.

journal_name

Crit Care Clin

journal_title

Critical care clinics

authors

Milzman DP,Soderstrom CA

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1994-07-01 00:00:00

pages

595-612

issue

3

eissn

0749-0704

issn

1557-8232

journal_volume

10

pub_type

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