Dakessian A, et al. - Using the US National Trauma Data Bank (NTDB) 2015 dataset, researchers conducted a retrospective study investigating how Trauma Levels influence the survival of patients arriving with “no signs of life” to US trauma centers. Inclusion of 6,160 patients [average age: 40.66 years (±19.96); male: 77.3%] without signs of life was done. Using ground ambulance, most patients were transported (83.5%) and were taken to Level I (57%) and Level II (32.4%) centers. The most common injuries were blunt injuries (56.9%). The most common mechanisms of injury were motor vehicle collision (38.5%) and firearm (33.8%). Outcomes revealed higher survival to hospital discharge among patients presenting without signs of life to Level II trauma centers vs to Level I and Level III centers.