Improving outcome in severe trauma: what's new in ABC? Imaging, bleeding and brain injury

Volume: 88, Issue: 1044, Pages: 595 - 603
Published: Jul 21, 2012
Abstract
Appropriate imaging is critical in the initial assessment of patients with severe trauma. Plain radiographs remain integral to the primary survey. Focused ultrasonography is useful for identifying intraperitoneal fluid likely to represent haemorrhage in patients who are shocked and also has a role in identifying intrathoracic pathology. Modern scanners permit a greater role for CT, being more rapid and exposing the patient to less ionising...
Paper Details
Title
Improving outcome in severe trauma: what's new in ABC? Imaging, bleeding and brain injury
Published Date
Jul 21, 2012
Volume
88
Issue
1044
Pages
595 - 603
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