ER patients in need of emergent intervention
For deep drainage procedures, our center can reduce the time to definitive treatment by up to six hours, with clinical outcomes comparable to those achieved through conventional surgery or CT-guided drainage. Patient and family satisfaction exceeds 90%, demonstrating strong trust within the Shuang-Ho community. As to nerve-blocking oriented pain control, our services for patients with lower back pain and fracture–dislocation injuries significantly decrease the use of systemic analgesics and related adverse effects, including peptic ulcers and gastrointestinal bleeding. Using ultrasound-guided anesthetic injections, effective pain relief is typically achieved within 10–15 minutes. This rapid, effective, and low–side-effect approach has become an increasingly trusted pain management strategy in the region.
The ER department at our hospital has established the "Advanced and Revolutionary Technique Center" to coordinate and deliver these treatments. We are a leading university hospital in Asia, capable of providing such services within the emergency department, utilizing real-time ultrasound guidance in a routine and large scale manner.
191 cases of sucessful deep drainage
422 cases of successful nerve-block oriented pain control
97% first-time sucessful penetration of deep drainage
4 hours earlier for receiving drainge procedures.
99.7% sucessful nerve-block oriented pain control, with 34% reduction in systemic pain-killers usage
Complication rate for deep drainage：2.4%, with emergent surgery rate of 0.9%. 2.Nerve-blocking oriented pain control: no major complication has been noted
Satisfacation of deep drainage : 90%
.Satisfacation of nerve-blocking oriented pain control: 99.7%
We are a leading university hospital providing such large-scaled real-time deep drainage and nerve-blocking oriented pain control in ER department.
We provide variant therapeutic methods for patients which are extremetly safe and efficient.
We provide better training for TMU young doctors in fileds of emergent ultrasonography and acute pain control strategy.
