Paris Terrorist Attack on November 13, 2015 - Applying Wartime In-hospital Triage and Damage Control Strategies

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“…Results: The mean age was 39 ± 8 years. Eight patients (47%) had a thoracic injury (mean AIS = 3 [1][2][3][4][5][6]), 5 (29%) an upper limb injury (mean AIS = 2 [1][2][3]), 4 (24%) an abdominal injury (mean AIS = 3[2-4]), 3 (18%) a face injury (AIS 2 = medium [1][2][3]), 3 (18%) a lower limb injury (AIS = 1), 2 (12%) a spine injury (AIS = 5) and 1 (6%) a brain injury (AIS = 5). There was no patient identity error.…”

“…There was no patient identity error. Two patients (12%) were categorized immediate with extreme mention (T1E) (ISS 19 and 29), 6 (35%) immediate (T1) (average ISS = 24 [13-41]), 4 (24%) delayed (T2) (average ISS = 6 [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]) and 5 (29%) minimal (T3) (average ISS = 1 [1][2][3]). Four patients (24%) had a damage control procedure with a mean surgical time of 68 min (43-84).…”