Treatment of Closed Abdominal Trauma with Craniocerebral Trauma:34 Cases Report
Liqin Wang
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Liqin Wang
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Objective To summarize the clinical feature and treatment of 34 cases with closed abdominal trauma and craniocerebral trauma. Methods 34 patients with closed abdominal trauma and craniocerebral trauma were analyzed retrospectively. Results 4 cases died in hospital. Conclusion For the patients with closed abdominal trauma and craniocerebral trauma, shock and acute intracranial hypertension should be dealt with in time. Early diagnosis and operation is important to avoid secondary brain injury and to reduce the death rate.
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Objective To summarize the clinical feature and treatment of 34 cases with closed abdominal trauma and craniocerebral trauma. Methods 34 patients with closed abdominal trauma and craniocerebral trauma were analyzed retrospectively. Results 4 cases died in hospital. Conclusion For the patients with closed abdominal trauma and craniocerebral trauma, shock and acute intracranial hypertension should be dealt with in time. Early diagnosis and operation is important to avoid secondary brain injury and to reduce the death rate.
Key concepts: Medicine, Craniocerebral trauma, Abdominal trauma, Shock (circulatory), Surgery, Hemorrhagic shock, Brain trauma, Traumatic brain injury