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Hull Major Trauma Centre Clinical Guidelines

Hull Major Trauma Centre
  • Network Guidelines for Brain and Spinal Injuries
  • Yorkshire and Humber Paediatric Major Trauma Guidelines

National and local guidance on the following policies are utilised to guide practice:

Policy No. Name
442 Emergency anaesthesia within the Emergency Department & Emergency Surgical Airway
446 Resuscitative thoracotomy
436 Abdominal injuries
445 Open fractures
441 Compartment syndrome
455 Vascular injuries
601 Cardiac Injury
602 Thoracic Injury
437 Arrangements for Pelvic Fracture Cover
440 Chest drain insertion
456 Acute Pain Management of Patients with Blunt Thoracic Injury Guideline
171 Acute and Peri-operative Pain Relief in Adult Patients
247 Neonatal and Paediatric Pain Guidelines
CP307 Massive Haemorrhage Policy and Tranexamic Administration Protocol
473 Severe Pelvic Fracture and Urethral Injury
414 Long Bone Fracture and Splinting (including compartment syndrome)
438 Burns
447 Trauma Response Operational Policy
444 MDCT Imaging
429 Specialist Rehabilitation (Access)

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