Urogenital War Injuries

War Wounds and Injuries

War liver injuries.

AIM To provide a retrospective analysis of our results and experience in primary surgical treatment of subjects with war liver injuries. METHODS From July 1991 to December 1999, 204 subjects with war liver injuries were treated. A total of 82.8% of the injured were with the liver injuries combined with the injuries of other organs. In 93.7%, the injuries were caused by fragments of explosive ...

Liver Injuries in Imposed War Casualties

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Craniofacial war injuries.

In this paper, recent concepts in the management of war wounds of the maxillofacial region are described. A brief differentiation is also given between general practice medicine and military medicine.

Urogenital disorders after pelvic ring injuries

INTRODUCTION The close anatomical relationship between the skeletal and connective systems of the pelvis, neurological, and vascular structures and pelvic organs are predisposing factors for structural and functional damages of the urogenital system. MATERIALS AND METHODS We performed PUBMED and MEDLINE search using terms "pelvic ring trauma/disruption, bladder injury, urethral injury, sexual...