ETS-Award 
The ETS Award was launched in 2003 for the best original article
published each year in the European Journal of Trauma. The prize
is valued at € 1000. The purpose of this award is to recognise
the best publication in the field of clinical and / or experimental
research that demonstrates relevance to the improvement of trauma
care.
The criteria by which publications will be evaluated include:
1. originality
2. quality of experimental design and results
3. clinical relevance
There is no need to apply for this award. All original articles
that are accepted for publication in the European Journal of
Trauma will automatically be considered. The winner will be
announced each year in the April issue of the European Journal
of Trauma
ETS Award 2003:
Johannes Frank, Karsten Born, John H. Barker, Ingo Marzi: In
vivo effects of tumor necrosis factor alpha on wound angiogenesis
and epithelialization. Eur J Trauma 2003; 29: 208-219
Full article
as pdf (608 KB) 
ETS Award 2004:
Michael Cunningham, Ramsey Majzoub, Pascal C.R. Brouha, Luis
A. Leurentin-Perez, Deepak K. Naidu, Claudio Maldonado, Joseph
C. Banis, Federico Grossi, Johannes M. Frank, John H. Barker:
Risk Acceptance in Composite Tissue Allotransplantation Reconstructive
Procedures. Eur J Trauma 2004; 30, No1:12-16
Full article
as pdf (228 KB)
ETS Award 2005:
Vécsei V, Arbes S, Aldrian S, Nau T: Chest injuries in
Polytrauma.
Eur J Trauma 2005; 31, No. 3: 239-243
Full
article as pdf (291 KB)
ETS Award 2006:
Pirente N, Ottlik Y, Lefering R, Bouillon B, Neugebauer E, The
Working Group "Polytrauma" of the DGU: Quality of
Life in Multiple Injured Patients: Development of the Trauma
Outcome Profile (TOP) as Part of the Modular Polytrauma Outcome
(POLO) Chart. Eur J Trauma 32(2006)1;44-62.
Full
article as pdf (211 KB) |
ETS-Award
