2024 Trauma University: Synergy: A Hemorrhagic Case Review-Handout: Synergy: A Hemorrhagic Case Review

Handout: Synergy: A Hemorrhagic Case Review

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In a case review titled "Synergy: A Hemorrhagic Case Review," presented by Sarah Dills, Dani Crowe, and Jacob Edwards, the challenges faced with a rural trauma patient are discussed. The resuscitation process at a Level I Trauma Center is highlighted, emphasizing the impact of collaboration between EMS, rural facilities, and trauma centers on patient care. The case involves a 37-year-old male injured by a wooden log, leading to chest and abdominal trauma. Despite being crushed by a heavy pole, the patient manages to call 911 and is found conscious but in distress at the scene. Vital signs indicate hypotension and respiratory distress during transport to the trauma center, where interventions like blood transfusions, pelvic binders, and REBOA procedures were performed. CT results reveal multiple injuries including pelvic fractures, iliac artery dissection, and a bladder rupture. The patient undergoes successful repair and is discharged home. The importance of synergy in healthcare is emphasized, showcasing the combined efforts of various organizations and professionals to achieve optimal patient outcomes. The presentation aims to educate EMS providers on managing complex trauma scenarios, emphasizing the need for efficient trauma systems and acknowledging the collaborative efforts of all involved parties for successful patient care.

Keywords

Synergy

Hemorrhagic Case Review

Rural Trauma Patient

Level I Trauma Center

Collaboration

EMS

Trauma Centers

Resuscitation Process

Multiple Injuries

Patient Care