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The review discusses the increased morbidity and mortality associated with multiple trauma in mountain environments. It aims to assist rescuers by providing evidence-based recommendations developed from a comprehensive search of literature published until September 30, 2019. The authors utilized predefined search terms and included a total of 247 articles to formulate their guidelines, which were peer-reviewed and discussed within the International Commission for Mountain Emergency Medicine.
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