Abdominal Injuries Sample Clauses

Abdominal Injuries. The above major components separately or combined are defined as Polytrauma since Trauma cases are mostly associated with other minor injuries along with the major components.
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Abdominal Injuries. The above components may be treated separately or combined as the case warrants. Insurance provision for polytrauma: For providing financial assistance through insurance to emergency polytrauma cases requiring Hospitalization and/or Surgery for BPL families, management of each of the above can be classified as given below: § Orthopedic trauma
Abdominal Injuries. 742 S15.4.1.1 Conservative management for Abdominal Injuries In General Xxxx@Rs.900/Day 5400 743 S15.4.1.2 Intensive care management for abdominal injuries in surgical ICU @ Rs.4000/- 28000 744 S15.4.2 Surgical Management for Abdominal Injuries 75000 S15.5 EMERGENCY ROOM PROCEDURES 745 S15.5.1 Tracheostomy 6230 746 S15.5.2 Thoracostomy 10520 S15.6 WOUND MANAGEMENT FOR COMPOUND FRACTURES 747 S15.6.1 Surgical Management of Grade I&II Compound Fractures 15000 748 S15.6.2 Surgical Management of Grade III Compound Fractures 26000

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