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[Closed injuries of the diaphragm in autopsy material].

M Najdanović, V Stambak, A Hadzismailović, Vuković

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Abstract

Out of 207 cases died of trauma, diaphragmatic rupture takes part in 18 (8.7%). The authors tested how often closed diaphragmatic rupture takes part with correlation of neighboring anatomic injury. Because of these rare incidence, a surgeon with injury of the next organs to the diaphragm needs always to think of it's rupture.

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Out of 207 cases died of trauma, diaphragmatic rupture takes part in 18 (8.7%). The authors tested how often closed diaphragmatic rupture takes part with correlation of neighboring anatomic injury. Because of these rare incidence, a surgeon with injury of the next organs to the diaphragm needs always to think of it's rupture.

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Out of 207 cases died of trauma, diaphragmatic rupture takes part in 18 (8.7%). The authors tested how often closed diaphragmatic rupture takes part with correlation of neighboring anatomic injury. Because of these rare incidence, a surgeon with injury of the next organs to the diaphragm needs always to think of it's rupture.

Key concepts: Medicine, Diaphragm (acoustics), Diaphragmatic breathing, Diaphragmatic rupture, Autopsy, Surgery, Incidence (geometry), General surgery

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