Abstract
Background Extreme heat events are increasingly recognized as a critical global health threat, exacerbated by rising
temperatures and climate change. The distribution, frequency, and health impacts of these events vary…
Abstract
Background Methemoglobinemia is a potentially life-threatening condition resulting from the oxidation of
hemoglobin’s iron moiety from ferrous (Fe2+) to ferric (Fe3+). Clinical features include cyanosis unresponsive to oxygen
therapy,…
Abstract
Background Ambulance offload delay (AOD) indicates the persistent and increasingly visible problem of Emergency
Department (ED) crowding. AOD is defined as the extended time from ambulance arrival at the ED until patient care…
Abstract
Introduction In recent years, neuron-specific enolase (NSE) has been explored as a suitable biomarker for cerebral
damage, specifically following ischemic stroke. This bibliometric analysis sought to illuminate patterns in…
Abstract
Introduction Ocular melanoma is a type of malignancy affecting the eye. Symptoms can include dark spots near or
around the iris or the mucous membrane of the eyes. Treatments include radiation, laser therapy, and enucleation…
Abstract
Background The frequency of mechanical complications related to transmural myocardial infarction (MI) has
decreased due to the widespread implementation of reperfusion therapies. However, mortality related to these
complications remains…
Vascular access for initial treatment of adult
emergency patients in the resuscitation room:
short summary of recommendations from the
German national S1 guideline
Abstract
Background Emergency laparotomy is an exploratory procedure for many surgical situations. Proper prognostic
prediction helps recognize high-risk patients who benefit from further therapy. The Emergency Surgery Score
(ESS) was developed as…
Abstract
Background The increasing utilization of emergency departments by patients with acute but non-emergency
medical needs contributes to overcrowding in emergency care. Previous research has mainly focused on hospitals
and out-of-hours care…