SUBCUTANEOUS INJURIES OF THE ABDOMEN

Blunt injuries of the abdomen.

Penetrating Injuries to the Abdomen - I & II

Underwater Blast Injuries of Abdomen Underwater Blast Injuries

In modern sea warfare abdominal injuries caused by underwater blast are common, and increasing numbers of cases are now being. reported. As the mechanism underlying the injuries is still uncertain, and the mortality in cases with intestinal perforations coming to operation in the series reported by Pinnock and Wood (1943), Goligher, King, and Simmons (1943), Gill and Hay (1943), and Cameron, Sh...

Injuries to the Great Vessels of the Abdomen

In patients who have injuries to the great vessels of the abdomen, the findings on physical examination generally depend on whether a contained hematoma or active hemorrhage is present.1 In the case of contained hematomas around the vascular injury in the retroperitoneum, the base of the mesentery, or the hepatoduodenal ligament, the patient often has only modest hypotension in transit or on ar...

[Observations on blunt injuries of abdomen in pediatric traumatology].