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Experience and Availability of Pelvic Binders at Swedish Trauma Units; A Nationwide Survey

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  221-225

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 Objective: To assess availability, experience, and knowledge about the Pelvic Circumferential Compression Device (PCCD) in Sweden. Methods: A telephone interview with the current on-call trauma doctors at all trauma units in Sweden was conducted. After a short presentation and oral consent, the doctors were asked to answer four short questions. We asked the doctors to answer whether they knew if they had PCCDs available in their emergency room, how many times had they applied a PCCD, which is the correct level of application for a PCCD, and if a PCCD can stop arterial bleeding. Results: The on-call trauma doctors at the nine University hospitals, twenty-two General hospitals and twentyone District General hospitals, with response rate of 100%, were interviewed. Availability of PCCD was 85 % and there was no difference between hospital types (p=0. 546). In all hospitals 29/52 (56%) of those interviewed had used a PCCD at least once. There were significantly more doctors that had used a PCCD at least once in the University hospitals (8/9), compared to General hospitals (13/22) and District General hospitals (8/21) (p=0. 034). A total of 43/52 (83 %) doctors defined the greater trochanters as the correct level of application for a PCCD. No difference was found when comparing hospitals (p=0. 208). Only 22/52 (42 %) of doctors answered that a PCCD could not stop an arterial bleeding. No difference was found between hospitals (p=0. 665) Conclusion: Less than half of the doctors knew that a PCCD cannot stop arterial bleeding, while the majority knew the correct level of application of a PCCD.

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    Bakhshayesh, Peyman, Heljesten, Sara, Weidenhielm, Lars, & Enocson, Anders. (2018). Experience and Availability of Pelvic Binders at Swedish Trauma Units; A Nationwide Survey. BULLETIN OF EMERGENCY AND TRAUMA BEAT, 6(3), 221-225. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/335120/en

    Vancouver: Copy

    Bakhshayesh Peyman, Heljesten Sara, Weidenhielm Lars, Enocson Anders. Experience and Availability of Pelvic Binders at Swedish Trauma Units; A Nationwide Survey. BULLETIN OF EMERGENCY AND TRAUMA BEAT[Internet]. 2018;6(3):221-225. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/335120/en

    IEEE: Copy

    Peyman Bakhshayesh, Sara Heljesten, Lars Weidenhielm, and Anders Enocson, “Experience and Availability of Pelvic Binders at Swedish Trauma Units; A Nationwide Survey,” BULLETIN OF EMERGENCY AND TRAUMA BEAT, vol. 6, no. 3, pp. 221–225, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/335120/en

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