Mass casualty treatment strategy in the application of ultrasonic.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Mass casualty treatment strategy in the application of ultrasonic [Abstract] Objective To investigate the treatment of mass casualties in the application of ultrasound strategy. Methods A retrospective analysis of our hospital after the earthquake in Wenchuan earthquake casualty treatment strategy in ultrasonic applications. Results Hospital admissions were 3307 people injured earthquake after the earthquake 15 minutes of ultrasound examination began, a total of 1386 people, Ultrasonic interventional diagnosis and treatment accounted for 8.30% (115/1386, using a portable ultrasound examination 75.4% (1045/1386), the initial inspection after the earthquake all use of portable ultrasound to check sites for outdoor-based , the method mainly “focused trauma ultrasound assessment of law.” ultrasound screening for blood in the serous cavity (liquid, traumatic arteriovenous fistula and deep vein thrombosis, deep soft tissue hematoma traumatic lesions, bedside ultrasound monitoring of a number of critically ill patients (such as compression syndrome effusion and renal changes in volume and perfusion changes. trauma-related lesions positive rate of 6.96% ultrasound and found no false positive and false negative rate of 0.45%. Conclusion Ultrasound application of science policy in the treatment of the wounded to play an important role. The treatment of mass casualty events can be summarized in the ultrasonic application strategy for rapid response, wide range of applications, check the location flexible, portable ultrasound equipment, and appropriate for the main ultrasound methods. [Keywords:] mass casualty incident ultrasound application strategy Abstract Objective To discuss the application strategy of sonography in mass casualty incidents.Methods A retrospective analysis was made to the application strategy of sonography in rescuing the wounded in Wenchuan Earthquake in our hospital.Results 3307 earthquake-wounded patients were treate