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High-Performance Trauma Center Care

Coordinated trauma protocols saved critical response time.

Level 1 trauma activation mobilized seven specialists simultaneously. ATLS protocols guided simultaneous assessment and treatment. Massive transfusion protocol delivered 12 units within first hour. Whole-body CT in trauma bay identified all injuries in 8 minutes.

  • Rapid Response Protocol
  • Coordinated Care
  • Improved Survival Rates
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Damage Control Surgery & Priority Management

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Coordinated trauma protocols saved critical response time.

Simultaneous operative procedures: neurosurgeon performed craniotomy while general surgeon controlled abdominal bleeding. Orthopedic team applied external fixators. Interventional radiology performed angioembolization for pelvic bleeding. All procedures coordinated from central command.

High-Performance Trauma Center Care

Coordinated trauma protocols saved critical response time.

Level 1 trauma activation mobilized seven specialists simultaneously. ATLS protocols guided simultaneous assessment and treatment. Massive transfusion protocol delivered 12 units within first hour. Whole-body CT in trauma bay identified all injuries in 8 minutes. Simultaneous operative procedures: neurosurgeon performed craniotomy while general surgeon controlled abdominal bleeding. Orthopedic team applied external fixators. Interventional radiology performed angioembolization for pelvic bleeding. All procedures coordinated from central command. Goal-directed resuscitation using PICCO monitoring. Lung-protective ventilation for pulmonary contusion. Continuous renal replacement therapy for crush injury. Targeted temperature management protected brain function. Door-to-OR time reduced to 22 minutes (benchmark: 60 minutes). Mortality rate decreased by 38% compared to previous year. Functional Independence Measure (FIM) scores showed 85% recovery at discharge. Trauma registry data drove continuous protocol improvements.


Suggested Case Studies

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A 32-year-old male patient was brought to Sushruta Hospital after a severe road traffic accident. He suffered multiple fractures in his leg along with extensive tissue damage, making mobility nearly impossible.

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A young woman sustained second- and third-degree burns on her face and arms due to a domestic accident, causing both physical pain and emotional distress.

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