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Table 2 Interventional Radiology Coverage at Level I Trauma Centers

From: Variability in the timeliness of interventional radiology availability for angioembolization of hemodynamically unstable pelvic fractures: a prospective survey among U.S. level I trauma centers

Questions and Responses

% (n)

n

Does the interventional radiology department have on-site coverage 24-h a day?

 Yes

54% (20)

37

 No

46% (17)

How many hours per day is there an interventional radiologist available by call only?

 8

13% (2)

16

 10

19% (3)

 12

31% (5)

 13

6% (1)

 14

13% (2)

 15

6% (1)

 24

13% (2)

Approximately how long does it take for an interventional radiologist to arrive when working off-site?

 0–10 min

0

17

 11–20 min

6% (1)

 21–30 min

71% (12)

  ≥ 31 min

24% (4)

Approximately how long does it take for IR to set-up for angioembolization once an interventional radiologist is on-site?

 0–30 min

54% (20)

37

 31–60 min

35% (13)

 61–120 min

11% (4)

 120–180 min

0

  > 180 min

0

  1. IR Interventional radiology