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Gunther's ER [videorecording[DVD]] : the anatomy of medical emergencies / Films for the Humanities & Sciences.

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Material type: Film

FilmPublisher number: BVL39567 | Films for the Humanities and SciencesPublication details: Princeton, NJ : Films Media Group, 2008.Description: 3 videodisc (48 min each): sd., col.; 4 3/4 inISBN:

97811604674262
1604674261 (DVD Chaptered)

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LOC classification:

RC86.7 .G85 2008

Contents:

Minutes from Death: Oxygen Deprivation -- Massive Blood Loss: Circulatory System Emergencies -- Violent Impact: Bone Fractures and Brain Trauma.

Summary: Famous for his invention of tissue plastination and for his elaborate human dissection exhibits, Gunther von Hagens has turned death into a tool for studying life. In this three-part series, the renowned anatomist uses well-preserved human cadavers to shed light on medical crisis management. Approaching his b3spatientsb4s in the manner of an emergency room doctor, von Hagens reveals the effects of various injuries and trauma and demonstrates lifesaving measures an ER team would likely take. Viewer discretion is advised. Contains clinically explicit language and demonstrations.

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Viewer discretion is advised. Contains clinically explicit language and demonstrations.

Minutes from Death: Oxygen Deprivation -- Massive Blood Loss: Circulatory System Emergencies -- Violent Impact: Bone Fractures and Brain Trauma.

Famous for his invention of tissue plastination and for his elaborate human dissection exhibits, Gunther von Hagens has turned death into a tool for studying life. In this three-part series, the renowned anatomist uses well-preserved human cadavers to shed light on medical crisis management. Approaching his b3spatientsb4s in the manner of an emergency room doctor, von Hagens reveals the effects of various injuries and trauma and demonstrates lifesaving measures an ER team would likely take. Viewer discretion is advised. Contains clinically explicit language and demonstrations.