Trauma management within UK plastic surgery units

Jalali, Morteza; Loughnane, Frank; Winterton, Robert I.S.

doi:10.1016/j.bjps.2010.08.019

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“…The advent of major trauma centres (MTCs) in the UK in 2010 has led to a concentration of complex, polytrauma cases in these centres. The role plastic surgeons play in trauma has increased and evolved over time [ 1 ], and currently plastic surgeons input into a wide variety of trauma [ 2 ]. Our study aimed to analyse the effect of MTC status on plastic surgery activity at our centre.…”

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Changing landscapes for plastic surgery: the effect of the Major Trauma Network on emergency operative workload

Hendrickson

Osei-Kuffour

Rahman

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Plastic surgical operative workload in major trauma patients following establishment of the major trauma network in England: A retrospective cohort study

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Verjee

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The effect of the ongoing COVID-19 nationwide lockdown on plastic surgery trauma caseload?

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2020

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Trauma management within UK plastic surgery units

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Changing landscapes for plastic surgery: the effect of the Major Trauma Network on emergency operative workload

Changing landscapes for plastic surgery: the effect of the Major Trauma Network on emergency operative workload

Plastic surgical operative workload in major trauma patients following establishment of the major trauma network in England: A retrospective cohort study

The effect of the ongoing COVID-19 nationwide lockdown on plastic surgery trauma caseload?

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