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[Peritoneal lavage in blunt abdominal trauma].

S Belgerden, A Alper, Alper Emre, M Yagci

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Abstract

In this study the results of the peritoneal lavage performed in 128 cases suffering from blunt abdominal trauma has been documented. Peritoneal lavage is a valuable method in diagnosis, it is a safe procedure and easy to perform. It is highly recommanded as a diagnostic method in cases with blunt abdominal trauma in which a visceral lesion is suspected.

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In this study the results of the peritoneal lavage performed in 128 cases suffering from blunt abdominal trauma has been documented. Peritoneal lavage is a valuable method in diagnosis, it is a safe procedure and easy to perform. It is highly recommanded as a diagnostic method in cases with blunt abdominal trauma in which a visceral lesion is suspected.

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In this study the results of the peritoneal lavage performed in 128 cases suffering from blunt abdominal trauma has been documented. Peritoneal lavage is a valuable method in diagnosis, it is a safe procedure and easy to perform. It is highly recommanded as a diagnostic method in cases with blunt abdominal trauma in which a visceral lesion is suspected.

Key concepts: Medicine, Blunt, Abdominal trauma, Diagnostic peritoneal lavage, Surgery, Lesion, Blunt trauma, Radiology

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