ATLS: Advanced Trauma LifeSupport

Resumo

Hoje a SUMMA tem a honra de trazer para vocês um texto com co-autoria do Doutor Mário Jorge Kodama, cirurgião geral e de trauma pela Faculdade de Medicina de Jundiaí. Ele que palestrou nas aulas Magnas do PSZerado é médico do Grupo de Resgate Grau e Intervencionista do SAMU Regional de Limeira. É coordenador de serviço de cirurgia geral do Hospital de Hortolândia e professor orientador da Liga de Cirurgia Geral e de Trauma da Faculdade de Medicina de Jundiaí.

O tema de hoje é sobre o Advanced Trauma Life Support, o roteiro máximo de salvamento dentro do ambiente hospitalar! Afinal, "Em cada segundo decisivo, o ATLS transforma conhecimento em sobrevivência."

Além de um apanhado geral, hoje traremos as últimas atualizações e discutiremos o ATLS até a sua atual 11ª Edição e o Dr. Kodama incrementará com sua experiência e conhecimento, nos levando além do ATLS através de uma educação de qualidade ancorada pelos máximos níveis de evidência possíveis.

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