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…gs, dissatisfaction, and worse outcomes. This is exacerbated in trauma when communication is constrained by time, complexity, and comp…

…-related deaths occur with the highest rate of disabilities and trauma care limitations. 1 2…

…Effective analgesia is fundamental in the management of trauma, critical care, and emergency surgical patients. However, histo…

… to surgery, including trauma, blind painful eye, infection and malignancy.Methods This retrospective cohort study utilised the TriNetX Re…

…roject data to identify adult (≥16 years) penetrating abdominal trauma patients with systolic blood pressure (SBP) ≤90 mm Hg undergoin…

…ormative article written by Ullah et al1 references that 90% of trauma mortality occurs in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), w…

…Introduction Trauma, obstetric haemorrhage and severe anaemia lead to millions of deaths every year. Many of these deaths occ…

…shown to be an important risk factor for both the occurrence of trauma, as well as complications and higher mortality among those inju…

…Introduction Postpartum haemorrhage, or excessive bleeding after childbirth, is the leading cause o…

…es a nuanced personal insight into the links between trauma and chronic pain.1 From early in their medical training, doctors are often taugh…

…inability directly into frontline practice.Pain associated with trauma is one of the most common reasons for Emergency Department (ED)…

…tation and reimbursement systems. Despite their central role in trauma, emergency general surgery, and critical care, most surgeons re…