Publication date: Available online 29 September 2016
Source:The Journal of Emergency Medicine
Author(s): Angela Hua, Kaushal H. Shah, Manish Garg, Eric Legome, Jacob Ufberg
Hanging has become the second most common form of successful suicide in the United States. Along with a high mortality rate, the long-term morbidity is consequential for both the individual patient and society. A thorough knowledge of the clinical approach will assist the emergency physician in providing optimal care and helping to minimize delayed respiratory complications. Using a case-based scenario, the initial management strategies along with rational evidence-based treatments are reviewed.
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