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Hemodynamic Deterioration During Trauma Patient Transfer

Among trauma patients transferred between hospitals, 10.1% experience hemodynamic deterioration (HDD), associated with moderate-severe injuries and mechanisms like motor vehicle collisions or gunshot wounds. HDD patients are more likely to require intensive care, surgery, or interventional radiology. Their mortality rate is higher (4.9%) compared to stable patients (2.1%). This underscores the importance of meticulous patient selection, pre-transfer management, and communication between facilities in interhospital trauma transfers.

Journal Article by Michos L, Whitehorn GL (…) Kaufman EJ et 6 al. in J Surg Res

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