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Purpose: In this study, we have examined the relationship between the duration of the emergency service of torace traumatic patients and the forms of trauma they are exposed to and mortality and morbidity. Thus, the objective is to implement the optimal treatment strategy in the shortest and most effective way and to identify the basic elements in the management of these patients. Materials and Methods: In the study between December 2012 and August 2013 T.C. Ministry of Health Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University Education Research Hospital Emergency Service was included with 248 patients applying for trauma of the throat. The patient’s anamnesis, laboratory findings, imaging methods, tracking and treatment diagrams were reviewed; age, gender, trauma etiology, time and way of arrival of trauma to the hospital, torace trauma, accompanying trauma, treatment approach, complications, hospitalization time, morbidity and mortality rates were analyzed. Results: A statistical significance was found between the increase in the number of coat fractures along with the ageing increase (p<0,01). In addition, statistically significant increases were observed during the hospital stay (p<0. 01) Result: Toractic traumatic patients should be evaluated by an experienced team due to possible pathologies that may threaten their lives after the first care in emergency service, and in particular in terms of multi-trauma, and other organ injuries, along with toractic pathologies, should be effectively and quickly managed. After the stabilization of the patients, the conditions to be followed by the patients should be provided and triggered in terms of possible complications that may develop.