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Comparing complications in pediatric trauma patients transported before and after 30 minutes
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In brief
This study investigates whether the adult trauma concept of the 'golden hour' applies to pediatric patients by comparing complication rates in children transported to trauma centers before versus after 30 minutes. The research addresses a critical knowledge gap in pediatric emergency care protocols and optimal transport timing for injured children.
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The “golden hour” principle emphasizes rapid patient transport and intervention to improve adult trauma outcomes, but its relevance to pediatric patients is uncertain. This study examined whether a
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