Nonperforative Trauma to Abdomen

Cottrell, John C.

doi:10.1001/archsurg.1954.01260050243012

Arch Surg

1954

DOI: 10.1001/archsurg.1954.01260050243012

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Nonperforative Trauma to Abdomen

John C. Cottrell¹

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Injury to the Liver in Automobile Accidents

Perelman¹,

Sherwood²

1960

JAMA

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in this simple way will greatly facilitate and aid the surgeon when he is called on to carry out this procedure in human beings. The device is useful for teaching technique to members of the staff. Both devices may also be used for practicing suturing of tendons or nerves or anastomosing artificial arterial graft materials. 504 Carnegie Medical Bldg. (6) (Dr. Brown). Pemco, Inc., Brecksville, Ohio, supplied the device shown in figure 2. Altman, S.; Borow, M.; and Rosenblatt, M.: Intra-abdominal Arterial Anastomoses: Experimental Study, Surgery 34:1043-1060 (Dec.) 1953. (d) Kovanov, V. V.: Mechanical and Hand Suture of Blood Vessels, Brit. M. J.

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Injury to the Liver in Automobile Accidents

Perelman¹,

Sherwood²

1960

JAMA

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Rupture of the retroperitoneal duodenum after blunt abdominal trauma

Rasaretnam¹,

Thavendran²

1974

Journal of British Surgery

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Four cases of rupture of the retroperitoneal part of the duodenum after blunt abdominal trauma are documented. Two of the patients continued with normal activity for some hours before presenting at hospital, and although the other 2 presented shortly after the injury, the diagnosis in both was made after a period of observation. Repeated abdominal examination is the best aid to diagnosis. Rupture of the second part of the duodenum is more common, Delay in diagnosis is associated with a high mortality.

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Duodenal injury following blunt abdomenal trauma

Yadav¹,

Sharma²,

Pathak³

1979

Indian J Pediatr

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Nonperforative Trauma to Abdomen

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Injury to the Liver in Automobile Accidents

Injury to the Liver in Automobile Accidents

Rupture of the retroperitoneal duodenum after blunt abdominal trauma

Duodenal injury following blunt abdomenal trauma

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