The reflection of the Syrian civil war to emergency department and assessment of hospital costs

Karakuş, Ali; Yengil, Erhan; Akküçük, Seçkin; Çevik, Cengiz; Zeren, Cem; Uruç, Vedat

doi:10.5505/tjtes.2013.78910

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“…Саме тактична медицина -це перший етап damage control, який за J. Johnson et al, [6] називається початком -«ground zero». Цей етап перед-бачає настороженість хірургів і реанімато-логів військового мобільного госпіталю до якнайшвидшого прийняття рішення про по-требу в швидкому гемостазі, масивних тран-сфузіях і зігріванні травмованого.…”

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“…Actually tactical medicine is the fi rst stage of damage control, which, according to J. Johnson et al, [6] is called «ground zero». This stage also involves the alertness of the surgeons and resuscitative personnel of the military mobile hospital for the speedy decision-making about the need for rapid hemostasis, massive transfusion, and warming up the injured.…”

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“…Така різниця в показниках по-яснюється різною підготовкою військових, різними видами зброї та засобами захисту. Проникаючі поранення і закрита травма живота -найтяжчий компонент бойової травми, який негативно впливає на резуль-тати лікування поранених і травмованих бійців [6,7].…”

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“…This difference in the rates is explained by the different training of the military, various types of weapons and means of protection. Penetrating injuries and closed abdominal trauma is one of the most serious components of a traumatic injury, which adversely affects the outcome of the treatment of wounded and injured soldiers [6,7].…”

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“…Injuried patients in Syria were transferred to emergency department of hospitals in border cities in Turkey so there is not any injuried patient such gunshot wounds, and burn in our study [7] . Differently from present study Çelikel et al evaluated demographical data and injury characteristics of Syrian children who were wounded in Syria Civil War and died while being treated in Turkey [8] .…”

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"Reflection of Syrian Refugees to Pediatric Surgery"

2018

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Objective: Migration is an emergency in all aspects. Since the war began many of Syrian refugees were treated in our country. We aimed to evaluate pediatric surgical outcomes of these children in a tertiary center in Turkey Design: A retrospective study is reported Setting: Patients in present study were treated in atertiary hospital Subjects: Pediatric Syrian refugees Intervention: SurgeryMain Outcome Measure: Syrian refugees who were operated at the Pediatric Surgery Department of our hospital between June 2014 and November 2017 were evaluated retrospectively. Demographic data, diagnosis, and treatment were recorded. Results:We operated twenty male and eight female patients under general anesthesia. 8 (%28.6) of them had newborn pathologies, 5 (%17.9) had inguinal pathology, 3 (%10.8) had tumor, 3 (%10.8) had urological disorders, 5 (%17.9) had gastrointestinal pathology, 1 (%3.5) had lymphangioma, 1 (%3.5) had nux diaphragmatic hernia, 1 (%3.5) had bronchoscopy for evaluating tracheoesophageal fistula, and 1 (%3.5) was operated due to trauma. Patients died due to trauma and mutiple congenital anomalies. Others were treated succesfully. Conclusions:Wars and natural disaster effects humans and especially children. They have to leave their countries and move to neighbouring countries. By this study we wanted to draw attention and rise awareness on this emergency. Like the pediatric surgeons in the border, all the pediatric surgeons in our country will continue to do their best with regard to these children.

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Emergency calls from migrants to an emergency call centre: A retrospective epidemiological study

Kalanlar

Öner

2023

Health Planning & Management

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Objective The study aims to evaluate migrants' inclination to call emergency call centres. Records of calls made to an emergency call centre by migrants of different age groups and nationalities were reviewed retrospectively. Materials and methods A total of 4481 emergency call records from migrants of 33 different nationalities was evaluated between 2017 and 2021. Results Migrants called the emergency call centres mostly for medical reasons, and most of their calls resulted in referrals to hospitals. Pain, fever, nausea, and vomiting were among the most common medical reasons for emergency calls. The majority of the calls were in the green triage category, and the calls spread over the week. Conclusion The results showed that migrants use emergency call services in non‐emergency situations. The study recommended enhancing migrants' knowledge of when and how to utilise emergency call centres and making health planning to meet their specific needs.

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The reflection of the Syrian civil war to emergency department and assessment of hospital costs

Abstract: BACKGROUND: In the present study, it was aimed to assess the demographics, clinical features, and treatment costs of cases referred to our hospital after the Syrian civil war.

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«Damage control» – choice technology for reduction of mortality and complications after military surgical trauma

«Damage control» – choice technology for reduction of mortality and complications after military surgical trauma

"Reflection of Syrian Refugees to Pediatric Surgery"

Emergency calls from migrants to an emergency call centre: A retrospective epidemiological study

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