Evidence Base for Limb BN Evidence-Base

Variable:	AssociatedFracture
Description:	An associated fracture was defined as a fracture or dislocation in the anatomical zone of the limb that corresponds to the level of the arterial injury. An associated fracture is a marker of the amount of energy transfer and tissue injury, and is related to the adequacy of tissue perfusion and limb viability.
Distribution:	Discrete
States:	No Yes
Evidence:	AssociatedFracture_SupportingEvidence(Supporting Evidence) Supporting evidences for the variable Associated Fracture [References] ACS2005 AsensioEtAl2006 BurgEtAl2009 DarEtAl2003 DavidovicEtAl2005 EkimEtAl2004 EkimEtAl2010 FoxEtAl2008 FoxEtAl2010 GuerreroEtAl2002 GuptaEtAl2001 HafezEtAl2001 JieEtAl2007 KauvarEtAl2011 KlinebergEtAl2004 KuralayEtAl2002 KurtogluEtAl2007 LiuEtAl2010 MacKenzieEtAl2002 MakitieEtAl2006 McHenryEtAl2002 MirandaEtAl2002 MullenixEtAl2006 NairEtAl2000 NicandriEtAl2010 NikolicEtAl2002 ParmaksizogluEtAl2010 PattersonEtAl2007 PerkinsEtAl2015 PerkinsEtAl2018 PourzandEtAl2010 RozyckiEtAl2003 ScaleaEtAl2012 SoniEtAl2012 SriussadapornEtAl2002 SubasiEtAl2001 TopalEtAl2010 ZhuEtAl2010
Relations:	Parent Variables: MechanismOfInjury → AssociatedFracture	Child Variables: AssociatedFracture → Microcirculation
Parameterised From:

Limb BN Evidence-Base