On a serious abdominal injury and pre-hospital emergency care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 On a serious abdominal injury and pre-hospital emergency care [Paper Keywords] severe abdominal trauma; pre-hospital first aid; Care [Abstract] Objective To further enhance the level of pre-hospital emergency care and the success rate of resuscitation methods. Methods 36 cases of the recent severe abdominal trauma with multiple injuries mainly of pre-hospital emergency treatment were investigated retrospectively analyzed. Although this group of patients the results of re-injury, illness complexity, change fast, the high incidence of shock, high mortality, but through the timely and correct pre-hospital medical aid and care, so that 91.7% of the wounded were rescued. Conclusions Rapid out to save a comprehensive review consultation, timely and correct on-site treatment and exquisite detail on the way care is the key to saving lives of patients. Abdominal injury, whether in wartime or peacetime than those in common with abdominal trauma-based multiple injuries in the pre-hospital emergency occupies a large proportion. Severe abdominal trauma injuries weight, changes fast, shock more than the slightest delay could result in patient deaths. Are reported in the literature, 30min after injury for each delay condition while the corresponding increase three-fold [1]. In this paper, 36 cases of severe abdominal trauma in patients with pre-hospital care measures, set out, including the rapid on-site stability, that is, Advanced Life Support (ATLS) and open abdominal wall with serious abdominal injuries with multiple trauma injuries mainly for emergency treatment and transit care, experience of the ambulance. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 General Information The group of 36 patients, 28 males and 8 females. Age 13 to 72 years, with an average 34.5 years of age. Cause injury to traffic accidents, high-altitude falls, knife stabbed the main. Injury to the shortest processing time 10min, up to 40min. Of which 10 ~ 15min25 cases, 15 ~ 40m