Isolated Liver Injury Due to Ground Current Effect of Lightning Strike

A 26-year-old shepherd man was admitted to the emergency department in June 2020 after ground current effect of lightning strike. With severity trauma, patient fell and then fainted. Since trauma not known exactly, there an open wound head, had dyspnea elevated liver function tests, cranial, thorax abdominal computed tomography (CT) were performed. On CT scan, approximately 7-cm-in length grade 3 laceration, extending between segment V VIII seen without intra-abdominal pathology. The intensive care unit (ICU). During follow-up, tests returned normal. Liver laceration managed conservatively. discharged on 6th day hospitalization, as no complications or massive bleeding signs observed his vital stabilized, symptoms improved.