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 | Triage of the Trauma Patient |
| |  | Trauma Score |
| |  | Revised Trauma Score |
| |  | Prehospital Index |
| |  | CRAMS Scale Score |
| |  | Baxt Trauma Triage Rule |
| |  | Revised Triage Scale and Checklist |
| |  | SIMBOL Rating for Air Medical Evacuation |
| |  | Triage Index |
| |  | Trauma Index |
| |  | The Mainz Emergency Evaluation Score (MEES) |
| |  | The New Jersey Standard Triage Criteria |
| |  | Triage of the Automobile Trauma Patient Based on Vehicle Damage |
| |  | The National Committee on Aeronautics (NACA) Score System |
| |  | Trauma Triage Criteria of the Ohio State University Hospitals |
| |  | The Cardiovascular-Respiratory Score (CVRS) |
| |  | Patients for Whom Resuscitation is Futile |
| |  | Criteria to Identify the Unstable Patient After Trauma |
| |  | Homebush Triage Standard Using Simple Triage Assessment and Rapid Transport (START) and Secondary Assessment of Victim Endpoint (SAVE) |
| |  | Indications for Using Air Medical Transport of a Trauma Patient |
| |  | Triage Sieve |
| |  | CareFlight Triage |
| |  | Field Categories of Trauma Patients |
| |  | Specific Injuries Identified During Field Categorization Warranting Transfer to a Trauma Center |
| |  | Triage of a Nonemergency Patient Out of the Emergency Department |
| |  | Method of Lavery et al for Using Venous Lactate Concentrations in the Triage of a Trauma Patient |
| |  | Triage Priority of Anantharaman for Burn Patients in a Disaster |
| |  | Triage of a Burn Patient to a Burn Unit |
| |  | Criteria of MacKenzie et al for Triage of a Patient to a Trauma Center Based on the Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) |
| |  | Categories of Llewellyn for Military Triage |
| |  | Triage Criteria of Turk and Tsokos for Possible Blunt Cardiac Trauma Following a Fall from Height |
| |  | Clinical Findings of Almogy et al for Identifying a Patient with a High Risk for Blast Lung Injury Following a Bomb Explosion |
| |  | Trauma Triage Rules of the ASC/COT from 1999 with Mortality Risk Equation of Tinkoff and OĆConnor |
| |  | Combining the Prehospital Index (PHI) and Mechanism of Injury (MOI) for Field Trauma Triage |
| |  | Emergency Severity Index (ESI), Version 2 |
| |  | Triage Early Warning System (TEWS) for Adults |
| |  | Tagging Patients During a Disaster (Red Tag, Yellow Tag, Green Tag) |
 | Prehospital Care of the Trauma Patient |
| |  | Indications for Use of Military Anti-Shock Trousers (MAST) in Trauma Patients |
| |  | Ventilation and Oxygenation of the Patient During Nonpressurized Air Transport |
| |  | Prehospital Amputation of a Limb |
| |  | Risk Factors for Motion Sickness During Prehospital Emergency Transport |
| |  | Indications for Endotracheal Intubation of a Trauma Patient |
| |  | Model of Wang et al for Predicting Failure of Out-of-Hospital Endotracheal Intubation in an Adult |
| |  | Complications Associated with the Use of Military Anti-Shock Trousers (MAST) |
 | Pediatric Trauma |
| |  | Pediatric Trauma Score |
| |  | Mortality Risk Factors in Severely Traumatized Children |
| |  | The Age-Specific Pediatric Trauma Score (ASPTS) of Potoka et al |
| |  | Triaging a Child with a Head Injury |
| |  | Instructions for Parents Observing a Child at Home After a Head Injury |
| |  | Rib Fractures as a Marker of Severe Trauma in Children |
| |  | Pediatric Trauma Alert Criteria for Florida |
| |  | Pediatric Risk Indicator (PRI) |
| |  | Modified Pediatric Trauma Score (mPTS) of Simon et al |
| |  | Sick Kids Pediatric Trauma Score |
 | Injury Severity Score and Modifications |
| |  | Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) and the Injury Severity Score (ISS) |
| |  | Modified Injury Severity Score |
| |  | The Probability of Death Score (PODS) |
 | TRISS and Related Scores |
| |  | Trauma and Injury Severity Score (TRISS) |
| |  | Base Deficit Modification of Kroezen et al for the TRISS (Base Excess Injury Severity Scale, BISS) |
 | Head and Neck Trauma |
| |  | Probability of Clinically Important Brain Injury Following Minor Head Injury Using the Canadian CT Rule Analysis |
| |  | Leeds Prognostic Score for Severe Head Injury |
| |  | Clinical Predictors of Hennes et al for Severe Head Trauma in Children |
| |  | Algorithm of Kumar and Weaver for a Patient with Penetrating Neck Trauma |
| |  | Grades of Schaefer and Close for Traumatic Laryngeal Injury |
| |  | Risk Factors of Schreiber et al for Mortality in Patients with Severe Blunt Head Injury |
| |  | The Pediatric Head Injury Mortality Score (PHIMS) of Tilford et al |
| |  | Survival Model of Hackbarth et al for Pediatric Patients with Brain Injury |
| |  | Clinical Findings Suggesting a Basilar Skull Fracture |
| |  | Evaluation of Scalp Swelling in an Infant |
| |  | Clinical Features of Concussion After Head Injury in a Pediatric Patient |
| |  | Types of Skull Fractures in a Pediatric Patient |
| |  | Amnesia Questionnaire of the University Hospital Groningen Following Head Trauma |
| |  | LeFort Classification of Maxillary Fractures |
| |  | Prognostic Factors of Servadei for Adults with Acute Subdural Hematoma After Severe Head Injury |
| |  | Cerebral Perfusion Pressure (CPP) |
| |  | Criteria from the British Trauma Society to Identify a Patient with a Low Risk of Cervical Spine Injury |
| |  | Neurotraumatology Committee of the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies (NCWFS) Criteria for Mild Head Injury in an Adult |
| |  | Scores of Fabbri et al for Evaluating an Adolescent or Adult with Mild Head Injury |
| |  | Indications of the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) for Placement of a Cervical Neck Collar After Trauma to the Head and Neck |
| |  | Indications of the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) for Calling an Ambulance or Sending the Patient to the Emergency Department After Trauma to the Head and Neck |
| |  | Instructions for a Patient Following Initial Evaluation After Trauma to the Head and Neck from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) |
| |  | Clinical Features of Naso-Orbital-Ethmoid (NOE) Fractures of the Central Midface |
| |  | Clinical Features of a Fracture Involving the Medial Wall of the Orbit |
| |  | Clinical Features of a Fracture Involving the Orbital Roof |
| |  | Clinical Features of a Fracture Involving the Orbital Floor |
| |  | Clinical Features of a Fracture Involving the Zygomaticomaxillary Complex (ZMC) |
| |  | Classification of Anderson and Montesano for Fracture of the Occipital Condyle |
| |  | Prognostic Models of Hukkelhoven et al for Outcome Following Moderate or Severe Traumatic Brain Injury |
| |  | Prognostic Model of Signorini et al for Predicting Survival After Traumatic Brain Injury |
| |  | Decision Tree of Andrews et al for Predicting Outcome After Traumatic Brain Injury Using Only Demographic Data |
| |  | Criteria of Klyachkin et al for Mandatory Neck Exploration Following a Penetrating Injury of the Neck |
| |  | Protocol of Klyachkin et al for the Management of a Patient with a Penetrating Injury of the Neck |
| |  | Risk of Intracerebral Hemorrhage After Head Trauma in an Anticoagulated Patient |
| |  | Decision Tree of Andrews et al for Predicting Outcome After Traumatic Brain Injury Using Demographic and Clinical Data |
| |  | Model of Piatt for Predicting Cervical Spine Injury in a Comatose Trauma Patient |
| |  | Linear Predictor (LP) of Signorini et al for Probability of Survival After Traumatic Barin Injury |
| |  | The Edinburgh University Secondary Insult Grades (EUSIG) for a Patient with Traumatic Brain Injury |
| |  | Treatment of Cervical Spine Injury Based on the Angular Deformity Seen on a Lateral Cervical X-ray |
| |  | Classification of Schaeffer and Close for Endoscopic Findings in Tracheal and Laryngeal Trauma |
| |  | Classification of Cerebral Contusions Following Head Injury (Coup, Contrecoup, Intermediary Coup) |
| |  | Recommendations of Cohen et al for Managing an Anticoagulated Patient After Head Injury |
| |  | Risk Factors of Ersahin et al for Complications in a Pediatric Patient with a Depressed Skull Fracture |
| |  | Classification of Choux for Linear Skull Fractures in Infants |
| |  | Growing Skull Fracture (Meningocele Spuria) in a Pediatric Patient |
| |  | Classification of Heizmann et al for Blunt Trauma to the Thyroid Gland |
| |  | Algorithm of Heizmann et al for the Management of a Patient with Blunt Trauma to the Thyroid Gland |
| |  | Nomogram of Cremer et al for Predicting Prognosis in a Patient with Severe Head Injury |
| |  | Simplified Scoring System of Donohue et al for Predicting 1 Year Mortality in an Elderly Patient with Significant Head Injury |
| |  | Risk Factors of Davis et al for Mortality in a Patient with Significant Head Injury Who Is Able to Talk Initially ("Talk and Die") |
| |  | Complications Following a Temporal Bone Fracture |
| |  | Classification of Ishman and Friedland for Temporal Bone Fractures |
| |  | Classification of Yanagihara et al for Temporal Bone Fractures with Facial Nerve Palsy |
| |  | Quebec Classification for Disorders Associated with Whiplash Injury |
| |  | Risk Factors for Nonunion of a Type II Cervical Fracture Involving the Odontoid Process of the Axis |
| |  | Pediatric Relative Head Injury Severity Scale (RHISS) |
| |  | Classification of Manson et al for a Naso-OrbitoEthmoid (NOE) Fracture |
| |  | Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning Categories of Marshall et al for a Patient with Traumatic Head Injury |
| |  | Anatomic Classification of Frontal Sinus Fractures |
| |  | Algorithm of Bell et al for the Management of a Frontal Sinus Fracture |
| |  | Identifying a Trauma Patient Who Should Undergo a CT Scan to Examine the Frontal Sinus |
| |  | Basion-Dental Interval (BDI) and Basion-Posterior Axial Line Interval (BAI) of Harris for Evaluating a Patient with a High Cervical Spine Injury (Rule of Twelves) |
| |  | Classification of Anderson and D'Alonzo for Fractures of Odontoid Process (Dens) of the Axis (C2) |
| |  | Criteria of Lopez and Arnholt for Definitive Repair of Facial Fractures in a War Theater |
 | Cardiothoracic Trauma |
| |  | Chest Wall Injury Scale |
| |  | Lung Injury Scale |
| |  | Heart Injury Scale |
| |  | Diaphragm Injury Scale |
| |  | Indications for Thoracotomy in a Patient with a Non-cardiac Penetrating Injury to the Chest |
| |  | Prognostic Factors of Asensio et al for Penetrating Cardiac Injuries |
| |  | Risk Factors for Blunt Cardiac Injury |
| |  | Diagnosis of Flail Chest |
| |  | Algorithm of McElwee et al for Diagnosis of a Ruptured Diaphragm |
| |  | Historical Clues to the Presence of a Diaphragmatic Hernia in a Patient with Bowel Obstruction |
| |  | Diagnosis of Traumatic Asphyxia |
| |  | Management Algorithm of Meredith and Riley for Traumatic Tracheobronchial Injury |
| |  | Indications for Bronchoscopy to Evaluate Possible Traumatic Tracheobronchial Injury |
| |  | Features Seen on Chest Radiographs Associated with Blunt Rupture of the Diaphragm |
| |  | Thoracic Compartment Syndrome |
| |  | Contraindications of Powell et al for Resuscitative Thoracotomy in the Emergency Department After Prehospital Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation |
| |  | Pneumomediastinum and Pneumopericardium |
| |  | Criteria of Holmes et al for Isolated Left Lower Rib Injury in Blunt Trauma and the Risk of Splenic Injury |
| |  | Thoracic Trauma Severity Score of Pape et al |
| |  | Clinical Features of Traumatic Extrapleural Hematoma |
| |  | Possible Causes of an Air Leak Around an Inflated Endotracheal Tube Cuff |
| |  | Risk Factors for Pneumothorax Following Traumatic Injury |
 | Vascular Trauma |
| |  | Cervical Vascular Organ Injury Scale |
| |  | Peripheral Vascular Organ Injury Scale |
| |  | Thoracic Vascular Organ Injury Scale |
| |  | Abdominal Vascular Organ Injury Scale |
| |  | Anatomic Classification of Fullen et al for Injury to the Superior Mesenteric Artery |
| |  | Risk Factors for Mortality in a Patient with Traumatic Injury of the Superior Mesenteric Artery |
| |  | Imaging Findings Suspicious for a Thoracic Great Vessel Injury |
| |  | Clinical Findings in Vascular Trauma from Penetrating Injury to an Extremity |
| |  | Risk Factors Associated With Loss of a Limb Following Vascular Trauma |
| |  | Injuries and Clinical Presentations Associated with Blunt Carotid Artery Injury (BCAI) |
| |  | Operative Findings of Cushman et al Associated with Mortality in Patients with Iliac Vessel Trauma |
| |  | Algorithm of Perron et al for Identifying Vascular Injury Associated with Knee Dislocation |
| |  | Clinical Findings of Clark et al Indicating a High Risk of Aortic Rupture Following Blunt Chest Trauma |
| |  | Algorithm of Stannard et al for Performing Arteriography of the Lower Extremity Following Knee Dislocation |
| |  | Models of Biffl et al for Predicting the Risk of Carotid or Vertebral Artery Injury After Blunt Head and Neck Trauma |
| |  | Criteria of Biffl et al for Arteriography After Blunt Head and Neck Trauma |
| |  | Indications of Scalea and Burgess for Angiography in a Patient with Pelvic Trauma |
| |  | Model of Asensio et al for Predicting Mortality and Postoperative Complications in a Patient with Traumatic Injury to the Femoral Blood Vessels |
| |  | Clinical Decision Rule of Ungar et al for Excluding Thoracic Aortic Imaging Following Blunt Chest Trauma |
| |  | Predictors of Ombrellaro et al for Survival After Inferior Vena Cava Injuries |
| |  | Denver Grading Scale for Blunt Cerebrovascular Injuries |
| |  | Patterns of Cothren et al for Cervical Spine Fractures Associated with Blunt Cerebrovascular Injury |
 | Evaluation of Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Penetrating Abdominal Trauma Index (PATI) |
| |  | An Algorithm for the Management of Blunt Abdominal Injury |
| |  | The Algorithm of Jerby et al for Management of Blunt Abdominal Trauma in Children |
| |  | Algorithm of Mehall et al for the Management of a Pediatric Patient Who is Hemodynamically Stable After Blunt Hepatic or Splenic Injury |
| |  | Predicting Failure of Nonoperative Management Following Blunt Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Indications for Performing Laparotomy in a Patient with Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Modified Criteria of Grieshop et al for Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage or Abdominal CT for Evaluation of a Patient with Blunt Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Indications of Ahmed et al for Performing Abdominal Laparoscopy in Patient with a Penetrating Abdominal Wound |
| |  | Protocol of Ahmed et al for Performing Laparoscopy in a Patient with a Penetrating Abdominal Wound |
| |  | Hypoperfusion Complex of Taylor et al for Diagnosis of Hypovolemic Shock in a Young Child on Abdominal CT |
| |  | Evaluating a Patient with an Anterior Abdominal Stab Wound with a CT Scan |
| |  | Algorithm of Shanmuganathan et al for Evaluating a Patient with Penetrating Trauma to the Torso |
 | Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage (DPL) |
| |  | Indications for Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage |
| |  | Performance and Interpretation of Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage |
| |  | Peritoneal Lavage for Determining Peritoneal Penetration in Gunshot Wounds to the Abdomen |
| |  | Cell Count Ratio for Detection of Hollow Organ Perforation |
| |  | Method of Gulec et al for Detection of Bowel Perforation with Gamma-Guided Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage |
 | Liver Trauma |
| |  | Prognostic Factors in Severe Liver Trauma |
| |  | Liver Injury Scale |
| |  | Criteria for Non-Operative Management of Traumatic Liver Injury |
| |  | Prognostic Factors of Nishida et al for Patients with Severe Traumatic Liver Injury |
| |  | Screening for Liver Injury Using Serum Liver Enzyme Levels After Blunt Abdominal Trauma in Children |
| |  | Classification of Fang et al for Pooling of CT Contrast Material Following Blunt Hepatic Trauma |
| |  | Risk Factors of Kozar et al for Morbidity in a Patient with Liver Trauma Following Nonoperative Management |
 | Splenic Trauma |
| |  | CT Scoring System for Splenic Trauma of Resciniti et al |
| |  | Spleen Injury Scale |
| |  | Guidelines for Evaluation of a Patient with Blunt Splenic Injury |
| |  | Risk Factors for Failure of the Non-operative Management of Splenic Rupture |
| |  | CT Splenic Trauma Scale of Williams et al |
 | Gastrointestinal Trauma |
| |  | Severity of Traumatic Injury to the Duodenum |
| |  | Esophagus Injury Scale |
| |  | Stomach Injury Scale |
| |  | Duodenum Injury Scale |
| |  | Small Bowel Injury Scale |
| |  | Colon Injury Scale |
| |  | Rectum Injury Scale |
| |  | Compressed Air (Pneumatic) Rupture of the Colon |
| |  | Management of Injury to the Thoracic Esophagus |
| |  | Recognition of Traumatic Injury to the Esophagus |
| |  | Criteria of Demetriades et al for Separating Patients with Penetrating Colon Injuries into High and Low Risk Groups |
| |  | Risk Factors of Demetriades et al for Abdominal Complications in Patients with Penetrating Colon Injuries |
| |  | Diagnostic Features of Desai et al for Blunt Trauma to the Duodenum in Children |
| |  | Grades of Flint et al for Traumatic Colon Injuries |
| |  | Algorithm of Burch for Managing Traumatic Colon Injuries |
| |  | Criteria of Snyder et al for Injury Severity in Dudoendal Trauma |
| |  | Algorithm of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center for Penetrating Rectal Trauma |
 | Trauma to the Pancreas, Biliary Tract and Adrenal Gland |
| |  | Pancreas Injury Scale |
| |  | Extrahepatic Biliary Tree Injury Scale |
| |  | Adrenal Organ Injury Scale |
 | Urinary Tract Trauma |
| |  | Kidney Injury Scale |
| |  | Ureter Injury Scale |
| |  | Bladder Injury Scale |
| |  | Urethra Injury Scale |
| |  | Classification of Goldman et al for Blunt Urethral Trauma (Modified Classification of Colapinto and McCallum) |
| |  | Physiologic Classification of Peterson for Renal Trauma |
| |  | Clinical Features of Traumatic Urethral Injury in a Male |
| |  | Predictors of Davis et al for Nephrectomy After Renal Trauma |
| |  | Elevation of Serum BUN and Creatinine Following Intraperitoneal Rupture of the Urinary Bladder |
 | Spinal and Pelvic Trauma |
| |  | Checklist for Identifying Clinical Instability in the Lumbar Spine |
| |  | Risk of Visceral Injury with Pelvic Fractures |
| |  | Classification of Tile from 1984 for Pelvic Fractures |
| |  | Classification of Tile from 1988 for Pelvic Fractures |
| |  | Classification of Magerl et al for Injuries to the Thoracic and Lumbar Spine: Distinction of the Major Types |
| |  | Classification of Magerl et al for Injuries to the Thoracic and Lumbar Spine: Pure Vertebral Body Compression Injuries (Type A) |
| |  | Classification of Magerl et al for Injuries to the Thoracic and Lumbar Spine: Anterior and Posterior Element Injury with Distraction (Type B) |
| |  | Classification of Magerl et al for Injuries to the Thoracic and Lumbar Spine: Anterior and Posterior Element Injury with Rotation (Type C) |
| |  | Classification of Denis et al for Vertical Fractures of the Sacrum |
| |  | Detecting Compression Fracture of a Lumbar Vertebra Based on the Rib to Pelvis Distance in the Midaxillary Line |
| |  | Thoracolumbar Injury Severity Score of Vaccaro et al |
| |  | Clinical Pathway of Croce et al for Managing a Patient with an Unstable Pelvic Fracture |
| |  | Predictors of Smith et al for Mortality in a Patient with a Hemodynamically Unstable Pelvic Fracture |
| |  | Criteria of Cryer et al for Initial Classification of a Pelvic Fracture |
| |  | Load Sharing Classification Score of McCormack et al |
 | Female Genital Tract Trauma |
| |  | Vulva Injury Scale |
| |  | Vagina Injury Scale |
| |  | Uterus (Nonpregnant) Injury Scale |
| |  | Uterus (Pregnant) Injury Scale |
| |  | Fallopian Tube Injury Scale |
| |  | Ovary Injury Scale |
| |  | Indications for Surgical Management in a Woman with a Large Vulvar Hematoma |
 | Male Genital Tract Trauma |
| |  | Penis Injury Scale |
| |  | Scrotum Injury Scale |
| |  | Testis Injury Scale |
 | Retroperitoneal Hematoma |
| |  | Anatomic Classification of Henao and Aldrete for Retroperitoneal Hematoma |
| |  | Algorithm of Henao and Aldrete for Management of Retroperitoneal Hematoma in a Stable Trauma Patient |
 | Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma (FAST) and Computed Tomography (CT) in Patients with Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Algorithm of Boulanger et al for Use of the FAST Examination in the Assessment of Blunt Abdominal Injury |
| |  | Conditions That Limit the Quality of the FAST Examination in the Assessment of Blunt Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Indications for Computed Tomography (CT) in a Patient with Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | Ultrasound Score (USS) of McKenney et al in a Patient with Abdominal Trauma |
| |  | FAST Protocol of Friese et al for a Patient with a Pelvic Fracture Secondary to Blunt Trauma |
 | Decision Rules for Imaging Studies After Acute Injury |
| |  | Decision Rule for Performing Knee Radiography After Acute Knee Injury (Ottawa Knee Rule) |
| |  | Ottawa Rules for Foot and Ankle Radiographs Following Acute Injury |
| |  | Protocol for Performing X-Rays in Patients With Injured Extremities |
| |  | Clinical Decision Rule of Bauer et al for Radiography in Acute Knee Injuries |
| |  | Clinical Decision Rule of Seaberg and Jackson for Radiography in Acute Knee Injuries (Pittsburgh Knee Rule) |
| |  | Criteria of Hoffman et al for Cervical Spine Radiography in Blunt Trauma |
| |  | Criteria for Cervical Spine Radiography in Blunt Trauma |
| |  | Indications of Haydel et al for Computed Tomography of the Head Following Minor Head Injury (New Orleans Criteria) |
| |  | The Canadian CT Head Rule (CCHR) for Patients with Minor Head Injuries |
| |  | The Canadian C-Spine Rule for Radiography in Trauma Patients |
| |  | Criteria of Civil et al for Pelvic Radiography After Blunt Trauma |
| |  | Criteria of Cohen et al for Radiography in Children with an Acute Knee Injury |
| |  | Criteria from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) for Performing Head CT After Trauma to the Head and Neck |
| |  | Criteria from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) for Performing an MRI After Trauma to the Head and Neck |
| |  | Model of Velmahos et al for Predicting a Worse Repeat Head CT in a Patient with Minimal Head Injury |
| |  | Decision Instrument of Mower et al for Evaluating a Patient with Blunt Head Trauma |
| |  | CT in Head Injury Patients (CHIP) Prediction Rule of Smits et al |
| |  | Children's Head Injury Algorithm for the Prediction of Important Clinical Events (CHALICE) |
 | Prediction of Mortality in Trauma Patients |
| |  | Early Physiologic Predictors of Mortality After Blunt Multiple Trauma |
| |  | Physiologic Trauma Scores of Kuhls et al for Predicting Mortality in Adult Trauma Patients |
| |  | The King Edward System (KES) of Muckart et al for Predicting Mortality of Critically Ill Trauma Patients Without Head Injury |
| |  | Model of Fabian et al for Predicting Delayed Mortality After Traumatic Injury |
| |  | Predictors of Macleod et al for Mortality in a Trauma Patient |
| |  | Discriminant Function of Demetriades et al for Predicting Mortality in a Patient with Isolated Head Trauma |
 | Fall Injury in the Elderly |
| |  | Risk Factors for Hip Fracture Following Falls by Elderly Patients in the Hospital |
| |  | Risk Factors of Tinetti et al for Falls by the Elderly in the Community |
| |  | Risk Factors for Poor Recovery After Falls by Urban Elderly Afro-Americans |
| |  | Index of Covinsky et al to Identify the Risk of Falling for a Community-Dwelling Elderly Person |
| |  | Timed Gait and Walking While Talking Tests of Verghese et al for Identifying Elderly Persons at Risk for Falling |
| |  | Screening Protocol of Salgado et al for Identifying an Elderly Hospitalized Patient at Risk for Falls |
| |  | Risk Score of Papaioannou et al for Predicting Falls in a Hospital Based on a Modification of the STRATIFY Score |
| |  | Classification Tree of Stel et al for Identifying a Community-Dwelling Older Person at Risk for Recurrent Falls |
| |  | Classification Tree of Stel et al for Predicting the Risk of Recurrent Fall at 1 Year Follow-up in a Community-Dwelling Older Person |
 | Fall Injury in Patients with Comorbid Conditions |
| |  | Fall Risk Index Score for Patients in Stroke Rehabilitation |
| |  | Risk of Dentofacial Injury in a Patient with a Seizure or Neuromuscular Disorder |
| |  | Risk Factors of Jadoul et al for Fracture After a Fall in a Hemodialysis Patient |
| |  | Risk Factors of van Helden et al for Fall in an Older Adult with a Recent Fracture |
 | Fall Injury from Height |
| |  | Recommendations of Velmahos et al for Evaluating a Patient Who Has Had an Urban Free-Fall |
 | Wound Closure and Healing |
| |  | Risk Factors of Col et al for Abdominal Wound Dehiscence |
| |  | Risk Factors of Makela et al for Wound Dehiscence After Midline Laparotomy |
| |  | Risk Factors of Riou et al for Postoperative Abdominal Wound Dehiscence |
| |  | OASIS Status for a Surgical Wound |
| |  | Risk Factors of Abidi et al for Complications in Wound Healing After Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF) of a Calcaneal Fracture |
| |  | Wound Evaluation Scale (WAS) |
| |  | Use of Synthetic Adhesives (Octylcyanoacrylate, SuperGlue) for Treating Lacerations |
| |  | Timing the Removal of Sutures in Various Body Sites |
| |  | Risk Factors Associated with Delayed Wound Healing |
| |  | Indications for Repair of a Facial Laceration By a Specialist |
| |  | The Cleaning and Debridement of a Traumatic Wound |
| |  | Soft Tissue Ballistic Wound Management Algorithm of Bellamy and Zajtchuk |
| |  | Evaluation of Scully et al for the Surgical Criteria of Muscle Viability During Debridement |
| |  | Risk Factors for Complications or Failure in the Use of a Flap Used for Wound Reconstruction |
| |  | Classification of Stannard et al for Grading Drainage from a Closed Wound |
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