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Medical aspects of terrorist bombings: A focus on damage control surgery and damage control resuscitation
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作者 Ventsislav M Mutafchiyski Georgi I Popivanov Kirien C Kjossev 《Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA(China)》 CAS 2014年第2期103-108,共6页
Although terrorist bombings have tormented the world for a long time, currently they have reached unprecedented levels and become a continuous threat without borders, race or age. Almost all of them are caused by impr... Although terrorist bombings have tormented the world for a long time, currently they have reached unprecedented levels and become a continuous threat without borders, race or age. Almost all of them are caused by improvised explosive devices. The unpredictability of the terrorist bombings, leading to simultaneous generation of a large number of casualties and severe "multidimensional" blast trauma require a constant vigilance and preparedness of every hospital worldwide. Approximately 1.0%-2.6% of all trauma patients and 7% of the combat casualties require a massive blood transfusion. Coagulopathy is presented in 65% of them with mortality exceeding 50%. Damage control resuscitation is a novel approach, developed in the military practice for treatment of this subgroup of trauma patients. The comparison with the conventional approach revealed mortality reduction with 40%-74%, lower frequency of abdominal compartment syndrome(8% vs 16%), sepsis(9% vs 20%), multiorgan failure(16% vs 37%) and a significant reduction of resuscitation volumes, both crystalloids and blood products. Damage control surgery(DCS) and damage control resuscitation(DCR) are promising new approaches, contributing for the mortality reduction among the most severely wounded patients. Despite the lack of consensus about the optimal ratio of the blood products and the possible influence of the survival bias, we think that DCR carries survival benefit and recommend it in trauma patients with exsanguinating bleeding. 展开更多
关键词 terrorist bombings traumatic coagulopathy damage control resuscitation
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Bombings specific triage(Bost Tool) tool and its application by healthcare professionals 被引量:2
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作者 Jaiswal Sanjay Verma Ankur Kole Tamorish 《World Journal of Emergency Medicine》 CAS 2015年第4期289-292,共4页
BACKGROUND: Bombing is a unique incident which produces unique patterns, multiple and occult injuries. Death often is a result of combined blast, ballistic and thermal effect injuries. Various natures of injury, self ... BACKGROUND: Bombing is a unique incident which produces unique patterns, multiple and occult injuries. Death often is a result of combined blast, ballistic and thermal effect injuries. Various natures of injury, self referrals and arrival by private transportation may lead to "wrong triage" in the emergency department. In India there has been an increase in incidence of bombing in the last 15 years. There is no documented triage tool from the National Disaster Management Authority of India for Bombings. We have tried to develop an ideal bombing specific triage tool which will guide the right patients to the right place at the right time and save more lives.METHODS: There are three methods of studying the triage tool: 1) real disaster; 2) mock drill; 3) table top exercise. In this study, a table top exercise method was selected. There are two groups, each consisting of an emergency physician, a nurse and a paramedic.RESULTS: By using the proportion test, we found that correct triaging was significantly different(P=0.005) in proportion between the two groups: group B(80%) with triage tool performed better in triaging the bomb blast victims than group A(50%) without the bombing specific triage tool performed.CONCLUSION: Development of bombing specific triage tool can reduce under triaging. 展开更多
关键词 BOMBING Blast Injuries terrorist bombings TRIAGE
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