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The incidence of abdominal injury in patients with thoracic and/or pelvic trauma

Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9235550 Injury Extra 2005 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
As expected, patients with serious chest and pelvic trauma have a much higher incidence of significant abdominal injury than patients with chest or pelvic trauma in isolation. Where laparotomy is not immediately indicated, imaging should be considered mandatory.
Keywords
Injury patternsAbdominal traumaAbbreviated Injury Scale
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The incidence of abdominal injury in patients with thoracic and/or pelvic trauma
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Jamie G. Cooper, Rik Smith, Angus J. Cooper,
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