Radiology and medical imaging serve to diagnose, manage, and treat injuries and conditions. They are often used as a first-line assessment in cases of traumatic events, including those arising from human and man-made disasters. The global morbidity and mortality burden associated with traumatic events is rising and is especially critical in low-and middle-income countries, where infrastructure and resources are limited. Disasters, whether human-made or natural, add an additional burden by constraining resources even further.

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Global Health Radiology for Trauma Imaging and Disaster Response

  • Tiffany M. Sills,
  • John M. Campbell,
  • Rodney D. Welling,
  • Matthew P. Lungren,
  • Farhad Ebrahim,
  • Mohammad Naeem,
  • Berndt P. Schmit,
  • Ryan Sydnor,
  • David Townes,
  • Nathan Rohling,
  • John H. Clouse,
  • Anne-Marie Lugossy

摘要

Radiology and medical imaging serve to diagnose, manage, and treat injuries and conditions. They are often used as a first-line assessment in cases of traumatic events, including those arising from human and man-made disasters. The global morbidity and mortality burden associated with traumatic events is rising and is especially critical in low-and middle-income countries, where infrastructure and resources are limited. Disasters, whether human-made or natural, add an additional burden by constraining resources even further.