1) The document discusses the role of extracorporeal life support (ECLS) in trauma patients, outlining its functions and various clinical applications. 2) It provides examples of trauma cases where ECLS may be considered, such as severe lung trauma with acute respiratory distress syndrome. 3) The conclusion is that ECLS can be lifesaving for respiratory failure secondary to ARDS in trauma patients, and its use in trauma patients with risk of bleeding without initial anticoagulation may be valid.