Factors correlating with delayed trauma center admission following traumatic brain injury

RT @LDNtrauma: High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

RT @LDNtrauma: High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

RT @LDNtrauma: High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

RT @LDNtrauma: High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

RT @LDNtrauma: High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

RT @LDNtrauma: High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

High blood alcohol level strongest predictor for delay in admission to MTC. #LTC2015 https://t.co/zF2dvaBhcC

Research: Factors in delayed admission post traumatic brain injury (note: alcohol) http://t.co/Hm1Uft5Ioi #NAAPA @RACSurgeons @MichaelTThorn

Research: Factors in delayed admission post traumatic brain injury (note: alcohol) http://t.co/Hm1Uft5Ioi #NAAPA @RACSurgeons @MichaelTThorn