Sentence examples for functional trauma from inspiring English sources

Highly functional trauma systems provide timely access to sophisticated care.

None of the hospitals have a functional trauma registry.

This functional trauma system requires a determined commitment to education, planning and coordination, financial resources and well staffed hospital emergency services.

That notwithstanding, and as others have pointed out in other places and occasions [ 9], our policy makers must not confuse the community response to a disaster (which has been proven repeatedly in all parts of the world to be a predictably selfless and determined effort from all sides of society) with a fully functional regional trauma system, which we still lack.

Indeed, the association of a neurovascular injury adversely affects the functional outcome after trauma to the upper limb [13], and nerve injury represents a negative outcome predictor in the floating elbow [5, 6].

The woman needed the transplant because of severe functional loss from trauma.

Hearing loss is a common functional disorder after trauma, and radiologists should be aware of the ossicular, labyrinthine or brain lesions that may be responsible.

Here we describe the functional outcomes of trauma patients discharged to an inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF), and compare the likelihood of discharge home, 1-year rehospitalization, and 1-year mortality between patients discharged to an IRF and a propensity score-matched cohort of patients not discharged to an IRF.

Secondly, there is increased patient expectation regarding functional outcome after trauma.

In our study, respondents made little mention of predisposing vulnerabilities in explaining functional impairment (childhood trauma, pre-morbid functional status and cognitive impairment).

This study evaluated the accuracy of experts' predictions of ambulatory function following lower extremity trauma using the Functional capacity index (FCI).