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Behind the knife, the surgery podcast,

where we take a behind the scenes intimate look at surgery from leaders in the field.

Okay, welcome back to Behind the Knife.

Today we're doing our second podcast on vascular trauma from the riches vascular trauma textbook.

And we're here with Alexis and Alec and they're taking us through, you know,

the principles of vascular trauma management.

So today we're going to focus on the neck upper extremity and chest injuries.

And we're going to just start from the highest and go to the lowest.

So we're start with neck injuries.

What are you thinking about when a patient rolls in with a penetrating neck injury?

So first, I want to assess what zone the injuries in.

So just to quickly review those zone one is the sternal notch to the cryoid cartilage.

Zone two is the cryoid cartilage to the angle of the mandible and zone three is the angle of the mandible,

mandible to the base of the skull.

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