Patients with mild injury, normal ECG, and negative Troponin can likely be discharged after period of observation
Admit to telemetry bed for:
Hemodynamic instability
Abnormal ECG
Elevated troponin
Hemodynamic instability
Abnormal ECG
Elevated troponin
Generally favorable prognosis
Even if patient has minor wall motion abnormality, mild arrhythmia, etc, these usually resolve within 1 day
Long-term sequelae are rare in hemodynamically stable patient without significant ECG abnormality
Severe<unk>  may rarely lead to ventricular remodeling and aneurysm
Short tele admit as 81-95% of ventricular dysrhythmias and<unk>  failure within 1-2 days after trauma
Long-term sequelae are rare in hemodynamically stable patient without significant ECG abnormality
Severe<unk>  may rarely lead to ventricular remodeling and aneurysm
Cardiac contusion
Airway/Pulmonary
Pulmonary contusion
Bronchial injury
Traumatic intracerebral hemorrhage
Diaphragmatic trauma
Subdural empyema
Hemothorax