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Low-Energy Chest Trauma in Older Adults: Prospective Study of Indications for Chest Computed Tomography
Introduction: Older adults frequently present to the emergency department (ED) with low-energy blunt chest trauma, and clinically important intrathoracic injuries may be under-detected during the initial evaluation. We aimed to evaluate whether bedside findings—particularly focal chest tenderness pa
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