Access to pediatric trauma centers varied geographically, with children in rural areas facing significant challenges in obtaining timely trauma care. This descriptive cross-sectional study compiled ...

Where a child is injured in Canada can still determine whether they reach specialized trauma care. New national data reveal who it left out and why. Study: Access to pediatric trauma centres in Canada ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Published results showed a more robust pediatric trauma system may have a significant association with improved ...

Copenhagen, Denmark: Severely injured children who are brought to an emergency medical department by their parents or carers are often not seen as quickly as those who arrive at hospital via ambulance ...

Pediatric patients self-presenting with injuries consistent with major trauma typically have external signs of injury, notably boggy swelling to the head, abdominal bruising, and thigh swelling, ...

This program utilizes rotational thromboelastometry, platelet impedance, evaluate patient plasma for markers and factors involved in the coagulation cascade. A current prospective observational trial ...

Lakeland Regional Health Medical Center has been designated a Level I trauma center by Florida Department of Health.

The proposed three-story emergency department expansion would support the Cleveland Clinic's planned Level 1 adult and ...

Among kids with renal injuries, most receive nonoperative management; angioembolization yields better results than surgical repair among those with high-grade renal trauma.

Lakeland Regional Health has been designated as a level I trauma center, the highest possible tier for trauma care.