What is Multiple Trauma?
The term multiple trauma refers to: car accidents, pedestrian/auto accidents, gunshot wounds, crush injuries, and falls. Simple trauma, such as a single cut or a simple broken bone can often be managed in a local hospital; however, when multiple simultaneous injuries occur (for example: multiple broken bones, crush injuries, bruised internal organs(liver, spleen, kidney) and lacerations, extensive bleeding, etc.) then the care required becomes much more complex and critical and treatment at a designated trauma center is usually indicated.
Treatment for multiple injury depending on the injury and Paradigm is prepared to coordinate and manage the complex, immediate, and longer term treatment needs of injured persons suffering from multiple trauma.
Paradigm's team of medical experts will help your nurse case manager to find the most appropriate treatment to get you on the road to recovery. Your nurse case manager will meet with you and your family to make this happen. When you have questions or concerns, please contact your nurse for assistance.
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