Sentence examples for identified trauma from inspiring English sources

Signature size represents general trauma size (large vs. small), darker shading represents securely identified trauma, lighter shading represents likely trauma.

Imam and Ogunniyi [ 9] identified trauma in 37.5% of ALS subjects while Wall and Gelfand [ 24] observed sensory changes in six participants.

Trickey and colleagues [ 5] have identified trauma severity as the trauma characteristic most strongly associated with risk of PTSD in children and adolescents but suggest that trauma severity may be difficult to differentiate from trauma exposure.

As a consequence of the interactive educational approach adopted [ 16, 17], 10 priority health issues were identified: trauma related to traffic accidents, mother and child care, HIV/AIDS, mental health, food and malnutrition, human resources for health, infectious diseases, essential medicines, chronic diseases and health promotion.

A first email was sent to the entire list of identified trauma-related practitioners.

Finally, low StO2 within 1 hour of admission identifies trauma patients who will require blood transfusion within the next 24 hours [63].

However, the relationship between sepsis and high mortality, its enormous financial costs, and the increasing emphasis on quality metrics make it imperative that orthopedic surgeons are able to identify trauma patients who may be more likely to develop the condition.

Methods: A five year retrospective database review of a physician-led pre-hospital trauma service was performed to identify trauma patients who were hypotensive (systolic blood pressure < 90 mmHg) on scene with a GCS between 13 and 15 between 01/09/2009 and 31/08/2014.

Using the computerized system of LMO, we were able to identify trauma fatalities.

Therefore, we think that the BIG score can be used to identify trauma patients at risk.

To identify trauma victims in the community, interviews were conducted by a professional team specialized in household surveys, the Brazilian Institute of Public Opinion and Statistics.