Scandinavian Journal of Trauma Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine
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Consensus Panel Identifies Systemic Barriers to Public Defibrillation
A RAND-UCLA consensus study of 46 international experts highlights poor residential coverage and lack of live registries as major hurdles.
Conservative Care Reduces Hospital Stay in Severe Liver Trauma
A UK study shows non-operative management for severe liver trauma yields shorter hospital stays without increasing 30-day mortality.
Spinal and Head Injuries Dominate Emergency Visits for Equestrian Falls
A multicenter study of 669 patients reveals high rates of spinal and head trauma, driving extensive emergency imaging and hospitalizations.
Crisis Skills Correlate With Dispatcher Performance in Mass Casualties
A 19-month simulation study shows a strong correlation between crisis resource management skills and objective performance metrics.
Extracorporeal Resuscitation Yields 33% Six-Month Survival in New Center
A newly established center demonstrates that extracorporeal resuscitation achieves favorable long-term outcomes despite prolonged transport.