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Current research

Seventeen questions being worked on now

Ongoing studies at Chittagong Medical College and with collaborators across Bangladesh. Several ask whether an operation could safely have been avoided; others look at who gets injured, and why.

  1. 01Pattern of trauma in patients attending a tertiary level hospital in a low- and middle-income country
  2. 02Management of traumatic haemoperitoneum with abdominal drain only in selected patients
  3. 03Social aspects of physical assault — an analysis at a tertiary level hospital
  4. 04Clinical and social analysis of violence against women and children
  5. 05Analysis of self-harm in the ward casualty, CMCH
  6. 06Compliance with RCS guidelines in operation note writing at a tertiary level hospital
  7. 07Bacteriological profile and antimicrobial susceptibility of intercostal tube secretions in chest trauma patients
  8. 08Mortality and outcome evaluation comparing ABG and ISS scores
  9. 09Correlation between predicted and actual mortality using the REMS score in critically ill patients
  10. 10Prevertebral emphysema — case series
  11. 11Seasonal variation in trauma patterns at a tertiary level hospital
  12. 12Outcome of gastrointestinal injury management at a tertiary level hospital
  13. 13Injuries in women
  14. 14Out-of-pocket expenditure in the ward casualty, CMCH
  15. 15Outcome correlation by ISS, REMS and q-SOFA scores in critically ill patients
  16. 16Prediction of conversion in minimally invasive surgery for abdominal trauma
  17. 17Outcome of minimally invasive surgery in abdominal trauma
A research evaluation meeting with co-researchers
Presenting on peer review tools at a research development meeting

Interested in collaborating on trauma research?

Researchers, institutions and funders are welcome to get in touch about any of the projects listed above.