Sentence examples for different types of trauma from inspiring English sources

I think that what we have learned in the last 20 years is that there is no big difference in the symptom constellation in different types of trauma.

The RTS (Table 3), TRISS (Table 4) and ISS (Table 5) demonstrated that there were significant differences in the medians of the different types of trauma (Mood's median test: p = 0.000).

Pseudoaneurysms of the profunda femoris artery have been reported following different types of trauma and from orthopedic procedures performed in the proximal femur.

Pseudoaneurysms of the profunda femoris artery have been reported following different types of trauma and from orthopedic procedures performed in the proximal femur [1, 2, 3, 4].

Peritraumatic tonic immobility has been reported in convenience samples of female victims of sexual assault and in mixed-gender victims of different types of trauma.

New hydrogel sealants – crosslinked polymer matrices that possess a large fraction of water by weight – have been successfully used to repair a variety of different types of trauma and surgically induced ocular wounds.

It is not yet clear, for example, whether people who have suffered different types of traumas might benefit from different types of treatment.

Traumas and other stressful situations were divided into having occurred before and after arriving in Sweden and into different types of traumas and other stressful situations (see Table  2).

The calibration/training exercises were conducted by the professors in charge of the Center of Trauma at the aforementioned university using photographs and images of different types of traumas and patients suffering dentoalveolar traumas assisted at the clinics of this center.

The increase in middle forearm fractures in the dominant hand in left-handed children may be attributed to different types of injury other than simple indirect trauma or severe injury preventing the use of the dominant hand as a preventive measure; 78.26% of middle forearm fractures in our series resulted from football injuries, direct trauma, and pedestrian motor vehicle accidents.

Another study found that cortisol levels were significantly different between depressed patients with and without childhood emotional neglect, but there was no significant difference among different types of childhood trauma classified by the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire (CTQ) subscale scores [ 16].