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Cardiac trauma occurs in 10% of thoracic injuries but is responsible for 40% of all thoracic trauma-related deaths, necessitating rapid diagnosis and treatment.
Cardiac injuries, while comprising only 10% of thoracic traumas, account for a disproportionate 40% of thoracic trauma-related deaths, necessitating rapid diagnosis and specialized management.
High mortality burden from cardiac trauma in thoracic injury demands clinical vigilance; literature synthesis leaves definitive protocols open for further study.
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Gümüş et al. (2012) conducted a review in Cardiac trauma. Anesthesia management was evaluated. Cardiac trauma occurs in 10% of thoracic injuries but is responsible for 40% of all thoracic trauma-related deaths, necessitating rapid diagnosis and treatment.
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