Pelvic injuries are notorious for causing rapid exsanguination, and also due to concomitant
injuries and complications, they have a relatively higher mortality rate. Management of pelvic …

Wearable Electrocardiography (ECG) sensing textiles have been widely used due to their
high flexibility, comfort, reusability and the possibility to be used for home-based and real …

Background A hybrid emergency room (ER) is defined as an emergency unit with four
functions—performing resuscitation, computed tomography (CT), surgery, and angiography …

Imaging forms a crucial component in reducing mortality of polytraumatized patients by
aiding appropriate diagnosis and guiding the emergency and definitive treatment. With the …

Objective To compare the diagnostic utility of traditional diagnostic tests (ie, radiographs and
focused assessment using sonography for trauma [FAST] scans) to whole‐body computed …

Aim This study aimed to evaluate potential dose savings on a revised protocol for whole-
body computed tomography and image quality after implementing Adaptive Statistical …

Radiologists play a key role in the management of trauma patients. With the improvement of
computed tomography (CT), radiologist makes an important contribution to the timely …

Background Rib fractures are the most common complications of blunt chest trauma (BCT).
Computed tomography (CT) is the modality of choice for BCT, but with several …

One of the main causes of adults' disability during their working age is multiple trauma. The
process of medical care of patients who are injured seriously is still a challenging job. The …

Introduction Whole-body computed tomography (WBCT) is still debatable and a source of
excessive radiation exposure when screening individuals with suspected blunt multiple …