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Low yield of clinically significant injury with head-to-pelvis computed tomography in blunt trauma evaluation

The Journal of Emergency Medicine Nov 05, 2017

Murphy SP, et al. - The purpose with which authors performed this study was to assess the yields of detecting clinically significant injuries (CSIs) with computed tomography (CT) in >1 anatomic region. The yield for CSI in >1 region seemed low during multiple anatomic region CT imaging for adult blunt trauma evaluation. Selective CT imaging of anatomic regions (instead of reflexive head-to-pelvis CT imaging) could be more appropriate in low-risk populations.
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