Journal:
:trauma monthly
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jessica forcillo division of cardiovascular surgery, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada
michel philie division of radiology, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada
andrea ojanguren division of radiology, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada
soazig le guillan division of traumatology/general surgery, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada
alain verdant division of cardiovascular surgery, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada; division of traumatology/general surgery, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada
philippe demers division of cardiovascular surgery, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada; division of traumatology/general surgery, sacre-coeur hospital of montreal, montreal, canada; department of cardiac surgery, montreal heart institute, university of montreal, montreal, canada
background multiple classifications can be used to define the magnitude of aortic injury. the vancouver classification (vc) is a new and simplified computed tomography-based blunt aortic injury (bai) grading system correlating with clinical outcomes. objectives the objectives of this study are: 1) to describe the severity of aortic injury in a center with a predominantly surgical approach to ba...
