Medicine
M. Mockel, J. Searle, R. Muller, A. Slagman, H. Storchmann, P. Oestereich, W. Wyrwich, Angela Ale-Abaei, Joern O. Vollert, M. Koch, R. Somasundaram
tlooto Summary
The majority of emergency patients lack diagnosis-specific symptoms, and in chest pain patients, standardized processes may be one factor that explains the low mortality in this group.
Abstract
Abstract is not available.
Citation format
MOCKEL, M., et al. Chief complaints in medical emergencies: Do they relate to underlying disease and outcome? The charité emergency medicine study (CHARITEM). European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2013, 20: 103–108.