Table 5 Utilization of SMS
From: Preserve encephalus in surgery of trauma: online survey. (P.E.S.T.O)
|  | Respondents (n = 122) |
|---|---|
Percentage of patients needing SMS (intracranial + extracraniala) and effectively submitted to SMS in acute care setting | |
 0% | 17 (14%) |
 < 5% | 13 (11%) |
 5–19% | 49 (40%) |
 20–39% | 22 (18%) |
 40–59% | 7 (6%) |
 60–99% | 8 (7%) |
 100% | 6 (4%) |
Protocol for SMS (intracranial + extracraniala) in acute care setting | |
 Yes | 33 (27%) |
 No | 89 (73%) |
Importance of the ability to perform SMS (intracranial + extracraniala) in acute care setting | |
 Not important | 0 (0%) |
 Somewhat important | 10 (8%) |
 Important | 40 (33%) |
 Very important | 53 (43%) |
 Mandatory | 19 (16%) |