Diagnosis and management of abdominal trauma.
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The optimal management of patients with abdominal injuries has been debated for decades. A descriptive study was performed and analyzed in order to have a base for a better understanding of the management of abdominal trauma patients. In this study, 100 patients admitted to Clinical Emergency County Hospital of Brasov, with blunt and penetrating abdominal trauma were analyzed. A total of 58 patients were successfully treated by conservative management without further complications. This study demonstrated that non-operative management is a possible and efficient solution for abdominal injuries. However, further research is required to determine conditions of such management and to confirm findings.
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- Current problems in surgery
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تاریخ انتشار 1971