R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center

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The R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center is regarded as one of the international standard-setters for the care of injury. It's a multidisciplinary clinical, educational and research institution dedicated to both the prevention and management of severe injury and its consequences.

Our staff saves lives every day, and we advance the state-of-the-art in both injury prevention and treatment. To learn more about the Shock Trauma Center and our news-making advances, select from and click on the links below.

Dr. Thomas Scalea Appears on WMAR-TV Show Square Off With Richard Sher That Deals With Violence in Baltimore
Maryland Medevac Crash Survivor Issues Statement in Recognition of One Year Anniversary
Video: Shock Trauma Center Surgeon Discusses Experience With Air Force Military Medics in Iraq
CNN Story about the Maryland Medivac System
Smooth Operator Campaign Works to Halt Aggressive Driving
Shock Trauma Center Celebrates the Dedication and Expertise of Maryland's Emergency Care Providers
University of Maryland Surgeons Evaluate Treatment Options for Traumatic Aortic Injury, Including Minimally Invasive Technique
Shock Trauma Team Returns from China after Helping Earthquake Survivors
Shock Trauma Team Heads to China to Help Earthquake Survivors
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Honors the Herosim of Maryland's Emergency Service Providers
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Honors 103 Heroes for Saving Two Crash Victims
University of Maryland Surgeons Use Innovative Approach to Repair Torn Aorta Resulting from Trauma
Shock Trauma Center Expands to Meet Statewide Need
Study Shows that Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program can Reduce Rates of Injuries and Arrests
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Honors Maryland's Emergency Care Providers in a "Night for Heroes"
Robot Delivers Medications at University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center
Digital X-Ray Developed to Detect Diamond Theft Now Helps to Save Lives at Shock Trauma Center
University of Maryland Researcher Launches Web Site to Report Crashes and Near-Misses
New Multislice CT Scanner Speeds Diagnosis and Treatment for Patients at the University of Maryland Medical Center
Shock Trauma Surgeon is First African-American Elected Into Prestigious Trauma Association
Shock Trauma Gala Celebrates 30 Years of Saving Lives
Shock Trauma Physicians Warn About Dangers of Diving

For assistance in covering stories about the Shock Trauma Center and to set up interviews with our experts, please contact Cindy Rivers at 410 328-3697.

This page was last updated on: October 19, 2009.

For all patient information, please call 410-328-9284.