• R Red Flags: 1./2. Rippe#, Clavicula#, Sternum#, Beckenring#, Makrohämaturie
  • W


  • Stumpfes Trauma postmortem-CT letale Verletzung: 40% SHT, 25% lange Röhrenknochen, 23% Hämatoperitoneum, 19% Pneu, 5% ösophageale Fehlintubation1
  • Kopf+Bauch Trauma GCS >8 erst Laparotomie dann cCT reasonable2

Footnotes

  1. Levin. J Trauma and Acute Care Surgery 2022. Characterization of fatal blunt injuries using postmortem computed tomography

  2. Combined head and abdominal blunt trauma in the hemodynamically unstable patient: What takes priority?