[PDF] Top 20 A Clinical study on Hollow Viscus Injuries in Abdominal Trauma

... with abdominal injury consists of serial abdominal examinations, laboratory studies, and repeat imaging (usually CT scan) as and when ...serial abdominal examinations including palpation of abdomen ... See full document

... Blunt abdominal trauma is still a major diagnostic challenge, even to the experienced ...of clinical examination in detecting intra- abdominal injuries calls for additional diagnostic ... See full document

... done. Injuries involving >50% of the duodenum is not repaired primarily, and can be treated with a jejunal patch by serosal layer of the jejunum buttressing the duodenal ...associated injuries, pyloric ... See full document

... Gastric injuries mostly occurs when stomach is distended- postprandial ...velocity trauma to lower part of chest and upper part of abdomen causes rapid deceleration gastric injuries which are usually ... See full document

... penetrating trauma, abdominal exploration is still commonly performed in 80% of cases, thus resulting in a significant difference in treatment delay as compared to blunt ...penetrating trauma were ... See full document

... an abdominal operation? Second, will the patient tolerate the time required for diagnostic manoeuvres before surgery is performed? 1 ...correctable injuries 2 . When the diagnosis is in doubt and ... See full document

... of trauma, the expediency with which the abdomen may be opened and closed is of primary importance, and continuing civilian abdominal trauma demands this attribute of the vertical midline ... See full document

... Gastric injuries can be occasionally missed if the wound is located in the mesentery of the lesser curvature or high in the posterior ...the injuries that damage the nerve of Latarjet or both vagus nerves ... See full document

... Retroperitoneal injuries are difficult to diagnose but should be suspected if there is a spinal deformity or paravertebral hematoma, or the mechanism of injury suggests injury to retroperitoneal ... See full document

... Liver Injuries Liver is largest organ in the abdominal cavity commonly damaged by in blunt and penetrating abdominal trauma and in thoraco abdominal injuries Because of its size, ... See full document

... our study was perforated duodenal ulcer (44 cases) followed by appendicitis (20 cases), gastrointestinal perforation due to blunt trauma abdomen (7 cases), penetrating abdominal injury (1 case), ... See full document

... the injuries: Following injury varying intensity of pain in abdomen is ...associated injuries and not due to colonic ...repeated clinical examination is mostly rewarding. Clinical ... See full document

... blunt abdominal trauma either from trauma or fall of heavy object over the abdomen , after asking the details of trauma from the patients or from the attenders, patient is taken up for ... See full document

... pediatric trauma. This study is designed to review all cases of abdominal injury (blunt and penetrating) that resulted in injury of a hollow abdominal viscus including the ... See full document

... abdominal trauma. NOM of solitary liver, spleen, and renal injuries is considered the standard of care in all injured adults that are haemodynamically stable, without signs of peri- ...multiple ... See full document

... This study should be repeated in a prospective, randomised manner, where the control group is triaged according to current protocol and an intervention group receives abdominal ...which injuries are ... See full document

... of abdominal trauma are: road traffic accidents accounting for 75-80% of cases followed by sport injuries, accidental fall, fall of heavy objects over abdomen, crush and burst ...of abdominal ... See full document

... our study. Ray-Jade Chen et al. studied ACS in patients with hepatic injuries in BAT and using IAP of 25 cm H2O as cutoff point compared the two groups with respect to estimated liver related transfusions, ... See full document

... torso injuries with hemorrhagic ...comparative study, Dula et al have reviewed records of blunt trauma victims with an SBP of #90 ...to clinical practice without good quality ... See full document

... I injuries will develop a pancreatic fistula, but most are low output (<500ml/day) minimally affected by oral intake and mostly close spontaneously within 2 ...III injuries: distal parenchymal transection ... See full document