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... anterior abdominal stab wounds are first confirmed to be hemodynamically stable rather than hemodynamically normal (multiple readings of heart rate under 100 and systolic blood pressure appropriate for age qualify ... See full document

... Abdomen and pelvic spiral Computed Tomography (CT) Scan examinations were performed only with IV contrast (Toshiba; X-vision scanner) in 39 patients with BAT and negative FAST after 12-24 hours due to worsen- ing of ... See full document

... blunt abdominal trauma to include chest trauma ...for Trauma ’ (FAST) was coined by Rozycki et ...in trauma patients ...respiratory evaluation and named it the FASTER ... See full document

... with abdominal injury had rupture of the intestine resulting in septic peritonitis, with the remaining patient not having further investigations and being discharged against medical advice (Olsen and others ...(as ... See full document

... Abdominal trauma is the big general health issue and it is the commonest cause of mortality and the morbidity, in spite of the level of financial development ...[1]. Trauma is accounted for to be the ... See full document

... of trauma patients is challenging since history, physical examination and initial resuscitation must be as quick, accurate and reliable as much as ...the evaluation of blunt abdominal trauma ... See full document

... Liver trauma is one of the most common affected organs in blunt abdominal ...liver trauma, pathophysiology, risk factors, diagnosis, and management with a focus on surgical ...and evaluation. ... See full document

... in trauma and emergency surgery, and is often the price to be paid for saving severely ill or injured ...severe abdominal compartment ...With modern techniques of temporary abdominal closure, ... See full document

... blunt abdominal trauma were evaluated by FAST and true positive findings (haemoperitoneum and organ injury) were detected on laparotomy in 80 patients with a sensitivity 0f ...side evaluation in the ... See full document

... blunt abdominal injury, regardless of their hemodynamic ...a trauma team ...Micromax abdominal curved array transducer ...the trauma attending in charge of the case, patients would either go ... See full document

... Federle MP, Crass BA, Jeffrey RB, et al: Computed to- mography in blunt abdominal trauma. Federle MP: Computed tomography of blunt abdominal trauma[r] ... See full document

... FAST protocol examination with four standard views (subxiphoid, right upper quadrant, left upper quadrant and pelvic) was performed using a low frequency curvilinear probe (3-5 MHz) in all the patients and repeated after ... See full document

... increased abdominal tenderness, an evolving pattern of sepsis, and development of paralytic ileus or mechanical obstruction are common findings in patients with either a missed injury or delayed ... See full document

... extra- abdominal injuries are more likely to explain differences in ...nal trauma was ...sustain abdominal injuries from falls and contact sports, whereas infants who sustain nonin- flicted ... See full document

... Eighty-three patients were included in the study; in par- ticular, 65 patients belonged to the NPWT group, while 18 in the mBVP group. Baseline characteristics of the patients were not significantly different between the ... See full document

... blunt abdominal trauma following RTA, Assaults, fall from height and sports injuries; only one patient was in pediatric age group of < 13 years, while 56 patients were in the age group of 13-60 years ... See full document

... bolus (“one-shot” intravenous pyelogram (IVP)), in a normotensive patient, is helpful. This film is most helpful for confirming the presence of a normally functioning contralateral kidney and may occasionally help to ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/ss.2017.89045 417 Surgical Science our study and from 13 hours to 73.2 hours in other African studies [2] [7] [13]. This delay in care in Africa may be linked to the lack of pre-hospital medicine, the lack ... See full document

... in trauma patients has been previously extensively described [18, 19] as has the con- cept of Dutch trauma surgery ...the trauma surgeon is actively involved in the subsequent ongoing resuscitation ... See full document

... and abdominal trauma with hemorrhagic shock, including an observation period of ...simultaneous trauma of similar severity, we gradu- ally tested the limits of ... See full document