Emergency Radiology: The Requisites and Emergency Radiology: Case Review Series

Soto, Jorge A.; Lucey, Brian C.; Mirvis, SE; Shanmuganathan, K.; Miller, Lynn; Sliker, Clint W.

doi:10.3174/ajnr.a1763

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“…Football is one of the common sports with high injury rate [ 5 ]. The abdomen is an area of the body that is not well protected, especially during competitive sports like football.…”

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Isolated free intraperitoneal fluid in young male after blunt abdominal sport trauma: two case reports from the World Cup 2022

Al-Aieb,

Abdelrahman,

Rizoli

et al. 2023

Journal of Surgical Case Reports

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The presence of isolated intraperitoneal free fluid (IFIPF) indicates the presence of mesenteric, organ, or bowel injury, which necessitates surgical exploration. The advances in computerized tomographic scanning (CT scan) allow even smaller amounts of IFIPF being detected. However, the clinical significance of IFIPF following blunt abdominal trauma remains not well-studied. Moreover, IFIPF is an unexpected condition in healthy male in the absence of mesenteric or organ injury on abdominal imaging. Herein, we presented two cases with IFIPF detected by CT scan in two healthy football male players during the World Cup 2022. The two players were managed conservatively and rejoined safely their football team during the same competition.

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“…Football is one of the common sports with high injury rate [ 5 ]. The abdomen is an area of the body that is not well protected, especially during competitive sports like football.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Isolated free intraperitoneal fluid in young male after blunt abdominal sport trauma: two case reports from the World Cup 2022

Al-Aieb,

Abdelrahman,

Rizoli

et al. 2023

Journal of Surgical Case Reports

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“…Renal laceration is typically seen as a focal area of linear or irregular low attenuation on contrast-enhanced CT, extending to the surface of the kidney. [17] They are usually of higher attenuation than water and do not enhance. [15] Management of renal laceration is usually conservative unless the patient becomes haemodynamically unstable, in which case exploratory surgery may be indicated.…”

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