Learn more about how R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center is working to prevent violence before it reaches the trauma center. Explore our Violence Prevention Programs: umm.edu/violenceprevention
Baltimore is seeing historic progress in reducing violence. But for the teams at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, the impact is still felt every day. See more from the @nytimes on the decline in violence and the people helping drive that progress.
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Recently, the Center for Injury Prevention and Policy (CIPP) at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center brought together gun violence survivors and community members for a #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth event. Learn more about CIPP: umms.org/ummc/health-service…
The internet wears pink today. We wear it every shift.
Those pink scrubs aren't a costume. They're our everyday uniform at Shock Trauma. The calendar just caught up.
#NationalPinkDay #ShockTrauma
No organization can solve this challenge alone." The Baltimore Ravens have invested $1 million in 6 organizations working to prevent gun violence, announced at our Baltimore Together: A Violence Prevention Summit at M&T Bank Stadium. Watch @wbaltv11 story: ow.ly/QlFx50ZcWsZ
By week six at the Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, Chase Lancaster was walking without limitations. Two years later, at 18, he is thriving. In part five, the final chapter of this story, hear Chase in his own words.
Miraculously, the signs changed. Chase Lancaster’s organs began to recover. His lungs began to heal. Part four of his story, where critical care, cardiac surgery, therapy, and nursing came together for one remarkable recovery. #ShockTrauma
There were nights Chase Lancaster’s care team did not know if he would make it. Nearly seven operations. Almost 150 units of blood. Injuries to his heart, liver, and legs. Part three of his story is the fight to keep him alive.
If Chase Lancaster had been flown to the Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center just a few years earlier, he likely would not have survived the trip. In part two of his story, see how advances in trauma care kept him alive as he lost 40 liters of blood.
A night at a party in Urbana turned into a fight for his life. Chase Lancaster, an innocent bystander in a shooting, faced months of recovery with a team that never gave up. Watch part one of his story. #ShockTrauma #PatientStory
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Have you experienced how weight bearing status affects gait during fracture recovery?
This article from @COIRI_Research, @ShockTrauma, & @UMMedSchool has all the key takeaways.
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"We never know what medical emergency we face, but we are always ready, no matter the circumstance."
See little-known facts about the @umms R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore: wbaltv.com/article/shock-tra…
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Fixed a bladder? When do you image after repair? Early Postoperative Imaging After Traumatic Bladder Repair Reduces CAUTI Rates, Catheter Duration, and Hospital Stay Without an Increased Urinary Leak Rate @shocktrauma @ericleymd
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#FellowshipOfTheSnow
Flu or Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning?
Our team of experts from the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center shares tips that could save a life. 7 in 10 CO cases come from everyday sources.
Swipe to learn the signs and what to do.
Learn more: umm.edu/prevention
What happens when seconds decide survival?
Dr. Rishi Kundi shares how Shock Trauma’s Go Team partners with Maryland State Police Aviation Command to deliver lifesaving care before patients reach the hospital on @98rock.
Watch the full interview:
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🫁 Powerful collaboration in action. Teams from @UMMC, the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, and MWPH partnered to support a young patient with a spinal cord injury using a diaphragmatic pacer — ensuring a seamless transition. Read more: bit.ly/4bURo9I
#PediatricRehab
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What are the cost benefits of switching to aspirin for thromboprophylaxis in orthopaedic trauma patients?
Check out this budget analysis from @COIRI_Research @ShockTrauma @UMMedSchool in JAAOS: bit.ly/3ZhOJ2d
Do you know what to do in an emergency involving severe bleeding? Whether it’s a car crash, gunshot, or serious accident, every second counts.
See more from Shock Trauma's Thasia Palmieri, as she demonstrates life-saving bleeding control training on @FOXBaltimore's morning show.
Keep an eye out for Shock Trauma’s Center for Injury Prevention and Policy team at the B’MORE Healthy Expo on Saturday, Feb. 7, from 10:00am to 4:00pm at the Baltimore Convention Center to learn about free classes & resources. Watch the full demonstration: foxbaltimore.com/fox45-morni…
Carbon monoxide is known as the “silent killer” because it’s colorless, odorless, & can build up without warning. Watch more as Dr. Kinjal Sethuraman joins @WMAR2News' Midday Maryland to explain risks, warning signs, & what to do if you suspect exposure.
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