Road Traffic Trauma
Assessment of patients following two-wheeler, car, pedestrian and other road traffic accidents.
24/7 EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT • HOSUR
Comprehensive Trauma Care From First Assessment to Recovery.
Emergency care for patients affected by road traffic accidents, falls, head injuries, chest and abdominal trauma, fractures, crush injuries and other serious traumatic conditions.
Serious trauma requires immediate
professional medical assessment.
Do not delay emergency care.
ARHA TRAUMA CARE
Emergency assessment,
stabilization and coordinated care
TRAUMA PATHWAY
Emergency → Diagnostics → Specialist Care
Trauma Can Affect More Than Bones.
Trauma patients may have injuries involving multiple body systems. Initial assessment focuses on identifying immediate threats, stabilizing the patient and coordinating appropriate specialist care.
Head Injuries
Urgent assessment of altered consciousness, head wounds and suspected traumatic brain injury.
Chest Trauma
Evaluation of chest injuries, breathing difficulty and suspected rib or internal chest trauma.
Abdominal Trauma
Assessment for abdominal injury, internal bleeding and trauma involving abdominal organs.
Fractures & Limb Trauma
Emergency assessment of fractures, joint injuries and complex musculoskeletal trauma.
Falls & Workplace Injuries
Trauma evaluation following falls, industrial incidents and occupational injuries.
Soft-Tissue Injuries
Care for wounds, lacerations, tissue injury and selected reconstructive requirements.
Crush Injuries
Emergency assessment and monitoring following significant compression and crush trauma.
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Coordinated Trauma Response
FIRST PRIORITIES IN TRAUMA
Rapid Assessment Before Definitive Treatment.
Trauma care starts by identifying the problems that could immediately threaten life or limb. Treatment decisions then depend on the patient's injuries, clinical status and investigation findings.
01
Immediate Assessment
Initial evaluation according to clinical urgency.
02
Stabilization & Monitoring
Support of vital functions and continued observation.
03
Diagnostic Evaluation
Laboratory and imaging investigations as indicated.
04
Specialist Coordination
Involvement of relevant medical and surgical teams based on the injury pattern.
Trauma Care Requires More Than One Department.
Emergency Medicine
Initial assessment and stabilization
Critical Care
Monitoring and organ-supportive care
Orthopaedics
Fracture and musculoskeletal trauma
General Surgery
Surgical assessment when clinically required
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Soft-tissue and reconstructive support
Diagnostics
Laboratory, CT and X-Ray support
Clinical Support Around the Trauma Patient.
FOR PATIENTS & FAMILIES
What to Do After a Serious Accident
If someone has suffered a significant accident or serious injury, professional emergency assessment should not be delayed.
Call for emergency assistance
Contact the hospital or local
emergency services immediately.
Avoid unnecessary movement
Particularly when significant
head, neck or spine injury is suspected.
Share important information
Tell the clinical team about the
accident, medications and known
medical conditions where possible.
24/7 EMERGENCY • HOSUR
Trauma Cannot Wait.
For serious accidents or injuries, contact ARHA Emergency immediately.