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Explained - Blunt and Penetrating trauma, plus much more on this new 2023 episode of season 04 on Dr. Jeffrey J. Roth’s Looking Good Feeling Great Podcast from Las Vegas.
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- Feb 7, 2023
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Summary
Dr. Roth answers some of the most requested questions in relation to Dr. Roth’s additional training as a trauma surgeon. Dr. Roth gained much of this type of medical hands-on-experience while working in several hospitals in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US (population 1.5 million). Primarily dealing with two major sets of wounds, termed as “blunt” injury, from auto accidents, and “penetrating” injury, from knife stabbings and gun shootings. Dr. Roth recalls some notable memories which are astounding to hear. Listen as Dr Roth explains how the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLAS) program originated in the United States in the 70s through the tragic experience of James Styner, an orthopedic surgeon. He was piloting a light plane and crashed it into a field in Nebraska, USA. Sadly, this air-crash instantly killed his wife, critically injured three of his four children, and James Styner sustained serious blunt trauma chest,head and eye injuries. It took fourteen hours before Doctor Styner and his children received life-saving medical help! Doctor Styner vowed to improve the response time and how trauma patients are received at local and city hospitals. Thus, the ATLAS program started its development. Now, any trauma patient who is received in a hospital by staff specifically trained for such cases have a much higher chance of survival and recovery. Every physician and hospital professional knows what they have to do and act in unison, coordinated by a team leader, and following the ATLAS (Advanced Trauma Life Support).protocol treatment procedure. Dr. Roth then answers the question about sports injuries with kids and young teenagers – what to lookout for with possible “blunt” trauma injuries. This is a fascinating new season 4 episode to start off 2023. In the next upcoming…