September 5, 2025Open Access

Extent of pre-hospital medical care to civilians with abdominal gunshot wounds

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Timely and proper pre-hospital medical care was provided in 90% of cases, demonstrating effective response.
Ambulance response times averaged 24 minutes for physician EMTs and 21 minutes for paramedic EMTs, within the normal range.
A lower error rate in care provisions was noted for physician EMTs compared to paramedic EMTs.
Systematic training involving surgeons is essential to enhance EMTs' skills in managing abdominal gunshot wounds.

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Retrospective analysis assesses the extent of emergency medical care for abdominal gunshot wounds, indicating room for improvement.

Maslyakov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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