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Trauma
Trauma
Leading cause of death < 44 years of age Third cause of death in all age groups (in 2020 may be second cause of death) 3.2 million deaths and 312 million patients seek medical attention worldwide (1990) Lost life years, disability Major socio-economic problem
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20 36
10
16 12
Claire Merrick et. al. Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Mosby, 2003
Treatment price
400
300
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Claire Merrick et. al. Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Mosby, 2003
110102 +SDR, external cause injury and poison, all ages per 100000
Russian Federation2002
CIS-12 average 2002
EUROPE2002
Kyrgyzstan 2002 CARK-5 average 2001 Hungary 2002 EU-10 (MSs after 1.5.2004) average 2002
Croatia2002 Belgium1997
Uzbekistan 2002
Denmark1999
Bulgaria 2002 Portugal 2002
Austria2002 Albania2001
Iceland 2001
EU-25 average2002
Serbia and Montenegro 2000 Ireland 2001 Switzerland 2001 Sweden 2001 Norway 2001 EU-15 (MSs prior 1.5.2004) average 2001 TFYR Macedonia 2000
Germany2001
Spain 2001
Tajikistan2001 Netherlands2000
Malta 2002
110102 +SDR, external cause injury and poison, all ages per 100000, Last available
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25
20
15
10
Belarus
Albania Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Israel Kazakhstan Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Romania Russian Federation Slovenia Tajikistan Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom EUROPE EU-25 average
Country number
Trauma
In many countries reduction in trauma mortality of 15-20 % have been achieved largely as a result of improved health care interventions and trauma care systems (Cales 1984, Lecky 2000) Initiatives such as the Advanced Trauma Life Support training program in North America succesfully reduced mortality (Kirsch 1998, Reines 1988) Population based studies from North Carolina showed, that ATLS training is associated with a low rate of deaths from trauma (Rutledge et al., 1994)
Trauma
One of three deaths occurred in hospital as a result of injury could be prevented Often avoidable factors include simple management errors in the early stages (golden hour), rather than a failure of complex definitive treatment (Royal College of surgeons of England, 1988)
20%
Bendras mirtingumas
15%
10%
5%
Claire Merrick et. al. Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Mosby, 2003
Disease triangle
Claire Merrick et. al. Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Mosby, 2003
Haddon matrix
Claire Merrick et. al. Prehospital Trauma Life Support, Mosby, 2003