“…[1][2][3][4] The outcomes for survivors are also concerning, given that brain injury in early life can contribute to neurologic deficits in later life. 5 Emergency care of an injured pregnant woman is further problematic because the physiologic changes of pregnancy can mask the usual signs of acute blood loss (e.g., tachycardia, hypotension), resuscitation science is incomplete (e.g., clinical trials usually exclude pregnant women) and trauma protocols need adjustment (e.g., iodine contrast radiography can potentially harm a fetus). 4,5 Even rudimentary care such as analgesia can be complicated when a pregnant woman is involved.…”