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Chronological record of version updates and technical modifications to CLE Use Map elements, SWEDs, SCEDs and SpERCs, documenting changes in exposure assessment parameters and organisational naming between 2012 and December 2021.
Document type: Briefing note
Reference number: BRI/21/KH/34805
Date: 14 December 2021
Organisation: CropLife Europe (CLE)
Former organisation name: European Crop Protection Association (ECPA)
Subject: CLE Use Map, SWEDs, SCEDs and SpERCs version history and changes
Covered period: 2012–2021
Related tools: CHESAR
Related documents: Harmonised conditions of use for workers
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Selected Articles on Pediatric and Adult Emergency Thoracotomy: Review and Practice Guidelines 2013–2021
Year: 2013–2021
Region / City: International (multiple centers including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Japan, Thailand, United States, Scandinavia)
Topic: Emergency thoracotomy and trauma resuscitation
Document type: Literature review and guideline compilation
Institution / Organization: Various hospitals and trauma centers
Authors: Multiple authors across referenced studies
Target audience: Medical professionals in trauma and surgical care
Study period: 1999–2021
Data sources: National Trauma Data Bank, hospital trauma registries, prospective and retrospective cohort studies
Focus population: Pediatric and adult patients with thoracic trauma
Injury types: Penetrating and blunt chest injuries, gunshot wounds, cardiac injuries
Outcome measures: Survival rates, predictors of futility, clinical outcomes, hemodynamic variables
Topics: 14122021 BRI21KH34805 2013–2021