Factors associated with failure-to-rescue in patients undergoing trauma laparotomy

Keyphrases

• Trauma Laparotomy 100%
• Failure to Rescue 100%
• Major Complications 50%
• Abbreviated Injury Scale 25%
• In-hospital Complications 25%
• Abdominal 25%
• Blood Products 25%
• Blunt Trauma 25%
• Regression Analysis 12%
• Infectious Complications 12%
• Risk Factors 12%
• Trauma Patients 12%
• Coagulopathy 12%
• Vital Signs 12%
• Retrospective Analysis 12%
• Common Complications 12%
• Injury Mechanism 12%
• Head Injury 12%
• Patient-level 12%
• Further Development 12%
• Acidosis 12%
• Demographic Mechanisms 12%
• Compartment Syndrome 12%
• Identify Risk 12%
• Severe Head Injury 12%
• Insurance Status 12%
• Mortality Risk 12%
• Quality of Care 12%
• Crystalloid 12%
• Resuscitation Guidelines 12%
• Care Program 12%
• Damage Control Laparotomy 12%
• Quality Improvement Initiatives 12%
• Secondary Brain Injury 12%
• Early Resuscitation 12%
• Respiratory Complications 12%
• Prolonged Resuscitation 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Injury 100%
• Laparotomy 100%
• Emergency Medical Technician 100%
• Resuscitation 37%
• Closed Head Injury 25%
• Abbreviated Injury Scale 25%
• Blunt Trauma 25%
• Blood Product 25%
• Infectious Complication 12%
• Coagulopathy 12%
• Vital Sign 12%
• Compartment Syndrome 12%
• Acidosis 12%
• Quality Improvement 12%
• Abdominal Injury 12%
• Secondary Brain Injury 12%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Injury 100%
• Head Injury 50%
• Injury Scale 50%
• Blunt Trauma 50%
• Blood Clotting Disorder 25%
• Infectious Complication 25%
• Brain Injury 25%
• Abdominal Injury 25%
• Compartment Syndrome 25%