Sentence examples for severe trauma cases from inspiring English sources

In severe trauma cases, it is one to one, and in medical and surgical wards six to one.

With Northfield's initial focus on severe trauma cases where donated blood is not available, Northfield thinks the F.D.A. will not require the far more elaborate trials needed to show PolyHeme is as safe and effective as donated blood.

Most of the moderate to severe trauma cases result from motor vehicle accidents.

Col Donnelly said the survival rate for severe trauma cases at Camp Bastion was 98%.

Therefore, although no conclusive evidence exists for an overall benefit for trauma patients, it may be intuitively correct to introduce trauma training courses into India in an effort to improve the management of severe trauma cases.

Note that because these data only include severe trauma cases, blunt object and bodily force injuries are under-represented.

Clinical registries of severe injury cases (i.e. trauma registries), with complete ascertainment of all severe injuries presenting to hospitals within specified populations are focused on trauma system performance and mostly record little information regarding injury causation.

Owing to data recording procedures and confidentiality regulations, this study is limited to severe trauma and excludes cases where the patient expired prior to arrival at a trauma centre.

It was designed to test basic knowledge and skills; 8 points were allotted to testing ability to recognize (1 point) and manage (1 point) four common or important eye conditions (advanced cataract, conjunctivitis, presbyopia, and severe trauma) presented as cases with large colour photos and a brief history for each.

The injury severity scores (i.e., a measure of overall anatomical injury severity based upon body region-specific Abbreviated Injury Severity Scale scores [ 38]) at admission to LRMC indicated severe trauma for both the cases and controls with median values of 24 and 21, respectively.

Instead, it "can be trumped by the horribly debilitating effects of severe trauma and, in such cases, it would be quite cruel to deny relief to the person who is suffering" (133).