Sabrina Berlanda, Marta Fraizzoli, Federica de Cordova, Monica Pedrazza
Psychosocial Risks and Violence Against Teachers. Is It Possible to Promote Well-Being at Work?
International journal of environmental research and public health
resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion aorta reboa potential adjunct pediatric trauma patients noncompressible truncal pelvic hemorrhage however little data evaluating anatomic considerations reboa children evaluated vascular dimensions anatomic limitations using reboa children computed tomography scans pediatric patients performed february 2016 october 2019 retrospectively reviewed two investigators vascular measurements included diameters aorta zones iii common iliac arteries external iliac arteries common femoral arteries cfas distances access site cfa aorta zones iii measurements grouped within broselow categories based upon patient height interrater reliability measurements determined using intraclass correlation coefficients vascular dimensions correlated patients height weight body mass index using linear regression analysis total 557 computed tomography scans met inclusion criteria reviewed measurements vessel diameter distance cfa aorta zones iii determined grouped broselow category patient age ranged 0 18 years male female ratio 11 overall interrater reliability vessel measurements good average intraclass correlation coefficient 090 vessel diameter greatest correlation height r2 0665 aorta zone r2 0611 aorta zone iii poorly correlated body mass index r2 0318 r2 0290 respectively study represents largest compilation reboarelated pediatric vessel diameter measurements first provide data distance access site balloon deployment zones based findings 7fr reboa catheter would appropriate black green orange broselow categories 4fr reboa catheter would warranted yellow white blue broselow categories prognostic epidemiological level iii