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Send severely head–injured children to a<br />

pediatric <strong>trauma</strong> center<br />

Johnson DL et al<br />

Pediatr Neurosurg 1996; 25(6): 309-314<br />

Pediatric pre-hospital life advanced life<br />

support care in an urban setting<br />

Babl FE et al<br />

Pediatr Emerg Care 2001; 17(1): 5-9<br />

III Valorizza l’importanza di un centro <strong>pediatrico</strong>.Su<br />

1095 bambini valutati quelli che sono stati trasferiti<br />

in un <strong>trauma</strong> center <strong>pediatrico</strong> la mortalità è stata del<br />

28% mentre quelli trasportati all’ospedale più vicino<br />

era del 50%.<br />

III L’importanza di un PALS anche in ambito pre<br />

ospedaliero è sottolineata dalla riduzione della<br />

mortalità da mettere in relazione con l’applicazione<br />

di procedure interventistiche appropiate all’età del<br />

paziente.<br />

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