Large arterial occlusive strokes as a medical emergency: need to accurately predict clot location [0.03%]
大动脉闭塞性卒中的紧急医疗需求：准确预测血栓位置的重要性
Peter Vanacker,Mohamed Faouzi,Ashraf Eskandari et al.
Peter Vanacker et al.
Background: Endovascular treatment for acute ischemic stroke with a large intracranial occlusion was recently shown to be effective. Timely knowledge of the presence, site, and extent of arterial occlusions in the ischemi...
Does it matter who places the intravenous? An inter-professional comparison of prehospital intravenous access difficulties between physicians and paramedics [0.03%]
放置静脉输液的人是谁重要吗？医师与救护人员院前静脉通路困难的交叉学科比较研究
Johannes Prottengeier,Jan-Niklas Maier,Christine Gall et al.
Johannes Prottengeier et al.
Objectives: Depending on the specific national emergency medical systems, venous cannulations may be performed by physicians, paramedics or both alike. Difficulties in the establishment of vascular access can lead to dela...
Disaster preparedness and response improvement: comparison of the 2010 Haiti earthquake-related diagnoses with baseline medical data [0.03%]
基于基线医疗数据对比研究海地地震灾害救援措施改善问题
Gerlant van Berlaer,Tom Staes,Dirk Danschutter et al.
Gerlant van Berlaer et al.
Objectives: Disaster medicine research generally lacks control groups. This study aims to describe categories of diagnoses encountered by the Belgian First Aid and Support Team after the 2010 Haiti earthquake and extract ...
Contamination of urinary cultures in initial-stream versus later-stream urine in children undergoing bladder catheterization for the diagnosis of urinary tract infection [0.03%]
初始尿流和后续尿流的导尿法对儿童尿路感染诊断中尿培养污染情况的影响
Orli Megged,Liron Zilberstein,Efrat Ben Shalom et al.
Orli Megged et al.
Background: Urine cultures obtained by bladder catheterization can be contaminated by bacteria colonizing the distal urethra. Data are inconclusive regarding the potential advantage of discarding the first few urine drops...
Christina L Harry,Jon Mccormack,Michael Donald et al.
Christina L Harry et al.
The Emergency Medical Retrieval Service (EMRS) provides adults with life-threatening conditions in remote areas with timely interventions and rapid access to definitive medical care, including a primary response service. Paediatric patients...
A retrospective analysis of the occurrence of accidents during 20 years of neonatal transport in Liguria region, Italy [0.03%]
意大利利古里亚地区新生儿转运20年回顾性分析事故发生情况
Carlo Bellini,Francesco M Risso,Andrea Sannia et al.
Carlo Bellini et al.
Our article focuses on a retrospective analysis of the occurrence of accidents relating to 20 years of activity of Neonatal Emergency Transport Service (NETS) in Liguria region, Italy. The objective of this study is to determine the vehicle...
Usefulness of a multiplying factor in predicting the final number of victims during a mass casualty incident [0.03%]
乘数因子在大规模伤亡事件中预测受害者人数的有用性分析
Olga Maurin,Michel Bignand,Daniel Jost et al.
Olga Maurin et al.
Objective: Whenever a mass casualty incident (MCI) occurs, it is essential to anticipate the final number of victims to dispatch the adequate number of ambulances. In France, the custom is to multiply the initial number o...
TIER competency-based training course for the first receivers of CBRN casualties: a European perspective [0.03%]
基于能力的化学、生物、放射性和核恐怖袭击伤员首批接收者的培训课程：欧洲视角
Ahmadreza Djalali,Francesco Della Corte,Frederique Segond et al.
Ahmadreza Djalali et al.
Introduction: Education and training are key elements of health system preparedness vis-à-vis chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) emergencies. Medical respondents need sufficient knowledge and skills to...
Intermediate-term and long-term mortality among acute medical patients hospitalized with community-acquired sepsis: a population-based study [0.03%]
社区获得性败血症住院急性内科患者的中期和长期死亡率：基于人口的调查研究
Daniel P Henriksen,Anton Pottegård,Christian B Laursen et al.
Daniel P Henriksen et al.
Objective: Admission with severe sepsis is associated with an increased short-term mortality, but it is unestablished whether sepsis severity has an impact on intermediate-term and long-term mortality following admission ...