Diagnosis and Surgical Management of of Blunt Abdominal Injuries
Gao Ru-yan
Abstract
Gao Ru-yan
Abstract
Objective To study the diagnosis and surgical management of blunt abdominal injuries. Methods Retrospective analysis in October 1997 -2008 was admitted in September of 97 cases of blunt abdominal trauma in patients with clinical data. Results Non-operative measures to cure all 6 cases, 91 cases of surgical treatment cured 88 cases, 3 deaths: 2 cases of severe right hepatic contusion died in surgery, 1 case of mesenteric secondary after the breakdown of multiple organ failure after death. In-patient 8-27d, the average 17d. Conclusions Early diagnosis and rational treatment are necessary for blunt abdominal injuries.The history physical examination andadditional tests (1aboratory findings,imaging techniques,peritoneocentes is,diagnostic peritoneal lavage, ultrasoundand CT) can improve diagnosis.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Objective To study the diagnosis and surgical management of blunt abdominal injuries. Methods Retrospective analysis in October 1997 -2008 was admitted in September of 97 cases of blunt abdominal trauma in patients with clinical data. Results Non-operative measures to cure all 6 cases, 91 cases of surgical treatment cured 88 cases, 3 deaths: 2 cases of severe right hepatic contusion died in surgery, 1 case of mesenteric secondary after the breakdown of multiple organ failure after death. In-patient 8-27d, the average 17d. Conclusions Early diagnosis and rational treatment are necessary for blunt abdominal injuries.The history physical examination andadditional tests (1aboratory findings,imaging techniques,peritoneocentes is,diagnostic peritoneal lavage, ultrasoundand CT) can improve diagnosis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Blunt, Abdominal trauma, Surgery, Diagnostic peritoneal lavage, Physical examination, General surgery, Radiology