Combined penetrating injury of the perineum and abdominal viscera

Large Abdominal Viscera

On the 14th December 1905, at Fatehpur, I made a post-mortem examination of the body of an adult native male b}7 name Sheo Ram. The body was well nourished, and by appearances deceased was about 40 years of age. Rigor mortis was present. There was a contused wound of the scalp in the right parietal region from behind forwards three inches long. There was a similar contused wound of the scalp in...

Frequency of intra-abdominal visceral injury due to penetrating trauma in the Emergency Department of Imam Khomeini Hospital in 2020

Introduction: Trauma is an injury that occurs due to the exchange of environmental energy with the body to an extent that is unbearable. In developing countries, such as Iran, trauma, especially abdominal trauma, has become increasingly important due to the enhanced development of vehicles and industries. The present study aimed to assess the frequency of intra-abdominal visceral injury due to ...

Reconstruction of Perineum and Abdominal Wall

Reconstruction of chest, abdominal walls and perineum

The structural integrity of the chest and abdominal walls and perineum is frequently altered by cancer extirpation. Advances in reconstructive surgery and the availability of innovative techniques have helped the cancer surgeon to proceed with radical excisions with minimum morbidity. The ability to harvest ß aps from distant sites and the availability of good prosthetic materials have now beco...

7 Reconstruction of Perineum and Abdominal Wall

Deep defects at the perineum most frequently result from colorectal or vaginal tumor resection. More superficial but often extensive defects may be caused by radiotherapy, burns or aggressive infections such as necrotizing fasciitis. Resection of colorectal tumors is the main reason for perineal defects that require reconstruction. Abdominoperineal excision of the rectum is largely reserved for...