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hours or 3 to 4 days were not induced to detach within 2 to 24 hours after any of the first four methods. All 29 dog ticks were removed successfully without leaving mouthparts or attachment cement using fingers or forceps, regardless of duration of attachment. In addition, four different methods of forceps extraction (twisting, jerking, pulling steadily straight up, or pulling parallel to the skin) were evaluated using the lone star tick. All resuked in removal of the tick with mouthparts intact but left the cement behind. The author concluded that the use of forceps or fingers protected by gloves or tissue is preferred over the other popular methods of removal, although future research in the areas of tick pheromones or chemical stimulants may produce an alternative. John Guisto, MD acromion fractures, or chip fractures of the scapular body; Class 2 were glenoid or g!enoid neck fractures; and Class 3 were major scapular body fractures. All but one patient in this study had multiple organ injuries. Ipsilateral pulmonary contusions were found in 53.6%, ipsilateral clavicular fractures in 26.8%, ipsilateral brachial plexus injuries in 12.5%, and 10.7% of the patients in this study ha

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Author

Steven M Chernow

Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Mosby Inc.; Elsevier BV (ISSN 1097-6760)

Published

1986

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)