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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Hospital emergency room treatment of high altitude areas of major traffic accident experience of 54 cases [Abstract] Objective To investigate suitable for high altitude areas of the hospital into a batch of major traffic accident emergency procedures and measures to improve treatment success rates, reduce disability and mortality. Methods A retrospective study in June 2009 to 2010 4 month treatment in our department a major traffic accident in 54 cases of hospital treatment of wounded clinical data. Results The 54 patients injured, seriously injured in 23 cases, accounting for 42.59%, 31 cases of mild to moderate injuries, accounting for 57.41%. which multiple injuries ( 3 above) in 38 cases, accounting for 70.37%, with shock in 13 cases, accounting for 34.21%, in 3 cases because of serious injury 24h after admission she died in Canon, the remaining patients were cured. conclusion is correct, efficient, and procedures The treatment model is a major traffic accident to ensure that the hospital survival rate of the premise. [Key Words] high altitude; traffic accident; hospital emergency With the rapid development of highway construction, traffic accidents were increasing trend [1], traffic accidents is high kinetic energy, caused by multiple factors, injury complex, serious, rescue difficult, the mortality rate as high as 40%, and hospital emergency must be standardized, scientific and procedural [2]. our hospital is located 3,700 meters above sea level, Lhasa, Tibet, is the tourist destination city, the region that no train, water transport, automobile, motorcycle for the region is the main means of transport, combined with high altitude roads narrow, winding and steep, mostly simple road debris, poor road conditions, a large number of car accident injuries have occurred, our department from June 2009 to April 2010 rescue of the 54 cases were major traffic accident victims, are summarized below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General I