Aim Major trauma (MT) has traditionally been viewed as a disease of young men caused by high-energy transfer mechanisms of injury, which has been reflected in the configuration of MT services. With ageing populations in Western societies, it is anticipated that the elderly will comprise an increasing proportion of the MT workload. The aim of this study was to describe changes in the demographics of MT in a developed Western health system over the last 20 years. Methods The Trauma Audit Research Network (TARN) database was interrogated to identify all cases of MT (injury severity score>15) between 1990 and the end of 2013. Age at presentation, gender, mechanism of injury and use of CT were recorded. For convenience, case
Background: The care for trauma patients has undergone major changes during the last decades. Additi...
PURPOSE: The number of severely injured patients exceeding the age of 60 has shown a steep increase ...
Major traumatic injury is a leading cause of death in younger age groups, but increasingly older peo...
Aim Major trauma (MT) has traditionally been viewed as a disease of young men caused by high-energy ...
AIM: Major trauma (MT) has traditionally been viewed as a disease of young men caused by high-energy...
Across the developed world, demographic change is having a profound impact on emergency care, with r...
Introduction Major trauma patients are often perceived as being young males injured by high energy t...
© 2019, Paramedics Australasia. All rights reserved. Introduction. Major trauma patients are oft...
Trauma has long been a disease of the young. Younger Americans are the most likely to suffer a serio...
Objectives - To describe population based trends and clinical characteristics of injury related pres...
Purpose. To evaluate trends in the utilization of head, abdominal, thoracic and other body regions C...
Purpose: Within the UK there is a continued expansion of the population over the age of 65, this cur...
OBJECTIVE: To examine trends in mechanism and outcome of major traumatic injury in adults since the ...
Background: Geriatric trauma demands attention in aging societies. The trauma hospitalization rate g...
The gender distribution of 246,277 trauma patients was investigated for 9 different categories of ac...
Background: The care for trauma patients has undergone major changes during the last decades. Additi...
PURPOSE: The number of severely injured patients exceeding the age of 60 has shown a steep increase ...
Major traumatic injury is a leading cause of death in younger age groups, but increasingly older peo...
Aim Major trauma (MT) has traditionally been viewed as a disease of young men caused by high-energy ...
AIM: Major trauma (MT) has traditionally been viewed as a disease of young men caused by high-energy...
Across the developed world, demographic change is having a profound impact on emergency care, with r...
Introduction Major trauma patients are often perceived as being young males injured by high energy t...
© 2019, Paramedics Australasia. All rights reserved. Introduction. Major trauma patients are oft...
Trauma has long been a disease of the young. Younger Americans are the most likely to suffer a serio...
Objectives - To describe population based trends and clinical characteristics of injury related pres...
Purpose. To evaluate trends in the utilization of head, abdominal, thoracic and other body regions C...
Purpose: Within the UK there is a continued expansion of the population over the age of 65, this cur...
OBJECTIVE: To examine trends in mechanism and outcome of major traumatic injury in adults since the ...
Background: Geriatric trauma demands attention in aging societies. The trauma hospitalization rate g...
The gender distribution of 246,277 trauma patients was investigated for 9 different categories of ac...
Background: The care for trauma patients has undergone major changes during the last decades. Additi...
PURPOSE: The number of severely injured patients exceeding the age of 60 has shown a steep increase ...
Major traumatic injury is a leading cause of death in younger age groups, but increasingly older peo...