[Treatment of patients with suicidal and autoagressive neck, thorax and abdomen injuries].
Abakumov Mm, Zubareva Ov, Iu A Radchenko
Abstract
Abakumov Mm, Zubareva Ov, Iu A Radchenko
Abstract
The issue is devoted to the analysis of case reports of 305 patients with suicidal and autoagressive neck, thorax and abdomen injuries. The objective prevalence of penetrating injuries of the abdomen among men with depressive disorders was registered. The most complicated, both for surgeon and psychiatrist, were cases of combined neck, thorax and abdomen injuries in elderly patients.
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The issue is devoted to the analysis of case reports of 305 patients with suicidal and autoagressive neck, thorax and abdomen injuries. The objective prevalence of penetrating injuries of the abdomen among men with depressive disorders was registered. The most complicated, both for surgeon and psychiatrist, were cases of combined neck, thorax and abdomen injuries in elderly patients.
Key concepts: Thorax (insect anatomy), Abdomen, Medicine, Poison control, Surgery, General surgery, Medical emergency, Anatomy