The impact of morbid obesity on solid organ injury in children using the ATOMAC protocol at a pediatric level I trauma center
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In brief
In brief
Study examining how morbid obesity affects solid organ injury patterns and outcomes in pediatric trauma patients managed with the ATOMAC (Avoid Unnecessary Tomography in Obese Minor Abdominal Contusion) protocol at a Level I trauma center. Research addresses the growing intersection of childhood obesity and trauma care management.
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