telephone
telephone entered manually
electronic CRF by email
paper CRF enteredd in electronic CRF
electronic CRF
male
female
blunt
penetrating
blunt and penetrating
bleeding
head injury
myocardial infarction
stroke
pulmonary embolism
multi organ failure
other
Acute Hypoxia
ACUTE LUNG INJURY
Acute Pulmonary Oedema
Acute Renal Failure
ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME (ARDS)
acute respiratory failure
acute respiratory failure+sepsis
air amboli (embolism)
Air embolism caused by penetrating lung trauma
Anaeurysma aortae thoracis dissecans
Angina pectoris and congestive cardiac failure
Aortic dissection
ARDS
ARDS-MOF
Arrhythmia(VT)
ARRITMIA CARDIACA
arrythmia-arrest
Aspiration
ASPIRATION OF GASTRIC CONTENTS
Aspiration Pneum
Aspiration pneumonia
ASPIRATION PNEUMONITIS
ATENTADO BALA CRANEO (Head injury)
bleeding & head injury
Bleeding & Head Injury
Bleeding + Severe Head injury
Bleeding and head injury
BLEEDING and HEAD INJURY
Bleeding, Head injury
Bleeding, Head Injury
Bleeding, Head Injury, Bronchial aspiration
Bleeding, Head injury, Maxillo-facial injury
Bleeding, Head Injury, Multi organ failure
Bleeding, Head Injury, Multi organ Failure
Bleeding, Head injury, Pneumothorax, pelvis fracture
Bleeding, multi organ failure
Bleeding, Multi organ failure
Bleeding, Multi organ failure,  DIC
Bleeding, Multi organ failure, Sepsis
Bleeding, Multiple organ failure, coagulopathy and acidosis
blunt abdominal injury
Blunt trauma abdomen, Blunt trauma chest, Severe head injury
body sent for post mortem exam
Brain death caused by a massive cerebral infarction caused b
brain oedema
Brain oedema
Bronconeumonia Nosocomial
C1-C2  dislocate , head  injury
Cardiac arrest
CARDIAC ARREST
Cardiac arrest of unknown cause, probably intoxication
CARDIAC DISRITMIA
CARDIAC TAMPONADE
CARDIO RESP ARREST
Cardiogenic shock caused by traumatic myocardial infarction
Cardiorespiratory Arrest
cardiorespiratory failure
Cerebral death caused by massive cerebral infarction caused
Cerebral trauma
cervical spine injury
CHEST INJURY
Chest trauma with internal hemorrhage
choque septico
CHOQUE SEPTICO
CID (DIC)
Coagulopathy
COAGULOPATIA
COAGULOPATIA - CID (DIC)
Combination of severe scalp bleeding - penetrating brain inj
Combined chest injury and pulmonary emphysema
Complete C2-C3 Spinal section. Respiratory Arrest
pulmonary contusion
d7vc
DIC
DISTRESS RESPIRATORIO
Encefalopatia hipoxico isquemica
ethylic coma
falla ventilatoria
FALLA VENTILATORIA/SHOCK MEDULAR
Fat Embolism
Fat embolism following # femur
pelvic fracture
Head injury
Head injury & Bleeding
head injury & multi organ failure
Head injury & Shock state
HEAD INJURY AND BLEEDING
HEAD INJURY, LUNG CONTOSION
Head Injury, Multi organ failure
Head Injury, Multi Organ failure
Head Injury, Pulmonary Embolism, Multi organ failure
HEAD INJURY/MULTI ORGAN FAILURE
Hepatic failure secondary to descompensation of hepatic cirr
hERIDA CARDIACA
High spinal cord transection
Hypovolemic shock
Hypovolemic Shock
Hypoxia + chest injury, pulmonary contusions
Insuficiencia Respiratoria
internal bleeding
INTRAABDOMINAL INJURY
ISCHEMIC BRAIN
maxillo facial injury
Meningitis
MENINGITIS (SEPTICAEMIA)
missed visceral injury
Missing data
muerte cerebral
MUERTE SUBITA
Multi organ failure & Head injury
Multi Organ Failure secondary to Shock & Bleeding
Multi organ failure, DIC
Multi organ failure, Sepsis
Multi organ failure, SEPSIS
Multi organ failure:ARDS
MULTI-ORGAN FAILURE   body sent for medicolegal examination
multiple injuries
Multiple Injuries
MULTIPLE INJURIES
Multiple trauma
Multiple Trauma
MULTIPLE TRAUMA
MULTPLE  FRACTURE
neumothorax a tensi
Neurogenic Shock
Neurogenic shock (spinal cord lesion)
Orthostatic Pneumonia
Orthostatic pneumonia/aspirational pneumonitis
PACIENTE CON TRAUMA VASCULAR EN MIEMBRO SUPERIOR DERECHO...
Paro Cardio-respiratorio
PELVIC FRACTURE
PNEUMONIA
Pneumonia and sepsis
Pneumonia with sepsis
Pneumonia+ARDS
pneumonia+sepsis
Pneumothorax
POLITRAUMATISMO SEVERO
Poly Trauma
polytrauma
Polytrauma
POLYTRAUMA
Post mortem not done
PRIMARY BRAINSTEM FAILURE
Prolong shock
Pulmonary aspiration
Pulmonary contusion
RABDOMIOLISIS
REFRACTORY SHOCK
REFRACTORY SHOCK? CAUSE
RESPIRATORY  FAILURE
RESPIRATORY DISTREES
respiratory failure
Respiratory failure
Respiratory Failure
RESPIRATORY FAILURE
RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO BILATERAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA
Respiratory failure due to high cervical  spine (C3/C4) frac
RESPIRATORY FAILURE FOLLOWING BILATERAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA
respiratory failure, lung contusion
Respiratory Failure. Spinal Lesion in C3-C4.
respiratory failure(cord injury)
respiratory insufficiency secondary to chest trauma
Respiratoy failure
SANGRADO (bleeding)
Sangrado (bleeding), SDRA
SANGRADO (bleeding),TRAUMA CRANEANO (head injury), MOF
SANGRADO (bleeding)/PELVIS INESTABLE
SDRA
sepsis
Sepsis
SEPSIS
SEPSIS FULMINANATE POSTESPLENECTOMIA
Sepsis of Gastrointestinal Origin
Sepsis por anaerobios
sepsis,fallo multorganico
Septcaemia
SEPTIC
septic shock
Septic shock
SEPTIC SHOCK
Septic shock caused by gram negative bacillus meningitis
Septic shock caused by peritonitis
Septic shock of unknown origin by gram negative bacilli
Septic shock secondary to gas gangrene in lower extremities
septicaemia
SEPTICAEMIA
Septiceamic Shock
Septicemia
severe aneamia & hypothermia
severe liver & spleen laceration,internal bleeding
Severe lung injury
Severe malaria and severe head injury
severe polytrauma
Severe polytrauma due to motor vehicle accident
shck septico
Shock
SHOCK DISTRIBUTIVO
Shock due to injuries sustained.
SHOCK due to Sustained Injuries
Shock Hipovolemico
SHOCK NEUROGENICO
Shock septico
SHOCK SEPTICO
shock septico, shock hemorragico, shock refractario
Shock, Bleeding & Multi Organ Failure
Shock, Head Injury
Shock, Head Injury, Generalised Spine Injury, Bleeding.
SIRS
Spinal cord shock vs. Hipovolemic shock
Spinal shock
SPINAL SHOCK
SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE
sucidal drugs ingestion
Sudden Arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest
Sudden respiratoy distress
Taponamiento cardiaco
TBI and blunt thoracic trauma
TETANUS AND SEPSIS
tracheal bronchial tree bleeding
trauma raquimedular
Traumatic Shock
Type I Respiratory failure
Unsurvivable injuries
Visceral injury
discharged
still in hospital
transferred to other hospital
no symptoms
minor symptoms
some restriction in lifestyle but independent
dependent, but not requiring constant attention
fully dependent, requiring attention day and night