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Shiraz Trauma Transfusion Score: A Scoring System for Blood Transfusion in Trauma Patients [PDF]
Uncontrolled hemorrhage is a major preventable cause of death after trauma [1]. Hemorrhagic shock can result in a critical reduction in tissues perfusion and oxygenation, which may produce profound tissue lactic acidosis and cellular dysfunction. In such a condition, rapid restoration of oxygen delivery is essential to prevent end-organ damage [1, 2 ...
Shahram Paydar +7 more
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Comparison of Trauma Scoring Systems in Children with Chest Trauma
Objective:This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of current trauma scoring systems in childhood traumas and to compare these scoring systems with each other.Methods:In our study, files of 208 patients (age 7.5±3.7 years) with chest ...
İbrahim AYDOĞDU +7 more
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Analysis of Pediatric Traumas: Characteristics and the Role of Scoring Systems [PDF]
INTRODUCTION[|]Trauma is a major health problem in the pediatric age group. Various etiological factors can be accounted for the traumas, and they cause significant mortality and morbidity in children.
Hasan Aldinç, Cem Gün
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Comparison of Trauma Scoring Systems in Pediatric Trauma Patients
Aim:We aimed to evaluate and compare the performance of BIG score (Base deficit, INR, GCS), pediatric trauma score, revised trauma score, injury severity score, new injury severity score (NISS) in mortality and stay intensive care unit.Materials and ...
Hasan Sultanoğlu +3 more
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CLINICAL ABDOMINAL SCORING SYSTEM IN PREDICTING THE NECESSITY OF LAPAROTOMY IN BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA [PDF]
Trauma has been called the neglected disease of modern society and the most common cause of death under 45 years. The majority of cases being non-penetrating, the so-called blunt abdominal trauma(BAT).
Ahmed ElArini +3 more
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How is the injury severity scored? a brief review of scoring systems [PDF]
The management of injured patients is a critical issue in pre-hospital and emergency departments. Trauma victims are usually young and the injuries may lead to mortality or severe morbidities.
Mohsen Ebrahimi +2 more
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Trauma scoring systems and databases [PDF]
This review considers current trauma scoring systems and databases and their relevance to improving patient care. Single physiological measures such as systolic arterial pressure have limited ability to diagnose severe trauma by reflecting raised intracranial pressure, or significant haemorrhage. The Glasgow coma score has the greatest prognostic value
F, Lecky +4 more
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Background Delirium has been shown to prolong the length of intensive care unit stay, hospitalization, and duration of ventilatory control, in addition to increasing the use of sedatives and increasing the medical costs. Although there have been a number
Mariko Miyazaki +21 more
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Trauma scoring systems explained [PDF]
Objective: To list, describe and classify the extant trauma scoring systems found in the English language literature from the vantage of utility to emergency medicine. Each system is illustrated by a table and a hypothetical case study. Data Sources: Medline citations provided the data.
Mohammed Hassan Fani-Salek +2 more
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Injury Severity Scoring System for Trauma Patients and Trauma Outcomes Research in Korea [PDF]
To improve trauma outcomes, a solid logistic support system is obviously crucial. An important national trauma outcome indicator is preventable trauma death rate, 35% in Korea. The Korean government is aware of this figure and is making efforts to reduce
Kyounwon Jung +2 more
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