ورقة بحثية
نتائج حالات الرضوح المتعدد في حوادث المرور في مستشفى ثالثي عمان هل ثمة فرق بين حضور جراحي الرضوح وحضور غيرهم من الجراحين؟ = Outcomes of Multi-Trauma Road Traffic Crashes at a Tertiary Hospital in Oman Does attendance by trauma surgeons versus non-trauma surgeons make a difference?

Al Kashmiri, Ammar.


 

نتائج حالات الرضوح المتعدد في حوادث المرور في مستشفى ثالثي عمان هل ثمة فرق بين حضور جراحي الرضوح وحضور غيرهم من الجراحين؟ = Outcomes of Multi-Trauma Road Traffic Crashes at a Tertiary Hospital in Oman Does attendance by trauma surgeons versus non-trauma surgeons make a difference?

Al Kashmiri, Ammar.

Objectives: Trauma surgeons are essential in hospital-based trauma care systems. However, there are limited data regarding the impact of their presence on the outcome of multi-trauma patients. This study aimed to assess the outcomes of multi-trauma road traffic crash (RTC) cases attended by trauma surgeons versus those attended by non-trauma surgeons at a tertiary hospital in Oman. Methods: This retrospective study was conducted in December 2015. A previously published cohort of 821 multi-trauma RTC patients admitted between January and December 2011 to the Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, Muscat, Oman, were reviewed for demographic, injury and hospitalisation data. In-hospital mortality constituted the main outcome, with admission to the intensive care unit, operative management, intubation and length of stay constituting secondary outcomes. Results: A total of 821 multi-trauma RTC cases were identified; of these, 60 (7.3%) were attended by trauma surgeons. There was no significant difference in mortality between the two groups (P = 0.35). However, patients attended by trauma surgeons were significantly more likely to be intubated, admitted to the ICU and undergo operative interventions (P <0.01 each). The average length of hospital stay in both groups was similar (2.6 versus 2.8 days; P = 0.81). Conclusion: No difference in mortality was observed between multi-trauma RTC patients attended by trauma surgeons in comparison to those cared for by non-trauma surgeons at a tertiary centre in Oman

Objectives: Trauma surgeons are essential in hospital-based trauma care systems. However, there are limited data regarding the impact of their presence on the outcome of multi-trauma patients. This study aimed to assess the outcomes of multi-trauma road traffic crash (RTC) cases attended by trauma...

مادة فرعية

المؤلف : Al Kashmiri, Ammar.

مؤلف مشارك : Sultan Z. Al-Shaqsi
Al Marhoobi, Nada
Mahmood Hasan

بيانات النشر : Muscat، Sultanate of Oman : Sultan Qaboos University / College of Medicine and Health Sciences، 2017مـ.

التصنيف الموضوعي : العلوم التطبيقية|العلوم الطبية .

المواضيع : Surgeons - Sultanate of Oman.

الجراحون - سلطنة عمان.

Trauma - Surgeries - Sultanate of Oman.

رقم الطبعة : 2

المصدر : Sultan Qaboos University / College of Medicine and Health Sciences : Muscat، Sulatante of Oman.

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