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Poster
PR 142

Is surgical intervention more likely in major trauma patients with abdominal injuries when combined with chest and pelvic trauma?

Appointment

Date: 25/04/2022

Time: 12:45 – 12:45

Talk time: 0 Min.

Discussion time: 0 Min.

Location / Stream:

Poster Section 5

Session

Polytrauma 2

Topics

Polytrauma
Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)

Authors

James Chapman (Liverpool / GB), Mr James Redfern (Liverpool / GB), Dr Grace Airey (Liverpool / GB), Prof. Lyndon Mason (Liverpool / GB), Mrs Sharon Scott (Liverpool / GB), Mr David Melling (Liverpool / GB), Mr Nikhil Misra (Liverpool / GB), Mr Simon Scott (Liverpool / GB)