Early hyperglycemic control is important in critically injured trauma patients

Keyphrases

• Trauma Patients 100%
• Injury Severity Score 100%
• Hyperglycemia 50%
• Obesity 50%
• Insulin-dependent Diabetes 50%
• First Week 50%
• Intensive Care Unit Stay 50%
• Hospital Care 50%
• Glucose Level 50%
• Etiology 25%
• Hospitalization 25%
• Non-associated 25%
• Ventilator 25%
• Protective Effect 25%
• Improved Outcomes 25%
• Blunt Trauma 25%
• Blood Glucose 25%
• Infection Rate 25%
• Ventilator-free Days 25%
• Persistent Hyperglycemia 25%
• Glucose Control 25%
• Linear Regression Model 25%
• Injury Mechanism 25%
• Logistic Regression Model 25%
• Intensive Care Unit 25%
• Euglycemia 25%
• Daycare Centers 25%
• Diabetes Obesity 25%
• Normoglycemia 25%
• Obesity Severity 25%
• Diabetes Severity Scores 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Injury Severity Score 100%
• Infection 75%
• Hyperglycemia 75%
• Glucose Level 75%
• Intensive Care Unit 75%
• Length of Stay 50%
• Glucose Blood Level 50%
• Hospital Care 50%
• Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus 50%
• Infection Rate 25%
• Blunt Trauma 25%
• Linear Regression Analysis 25%
• Day Care 25%
• Etiology 25%
• Glucose 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Abbreviated Injury Scale 100%
• Glucose 100%
• Hyperglycemia 75%
• Intensive Care Unit 75%
• Infection 50%
• Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus 50%
• Prospective Study 25%
• Infection Rate 25%
• Hospital Infection 25%
• Blunt Trauma 25%
• Linear Regression Analysis 25%
• Etiology 25%