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200 00$aAbdominal trauma $enew solutions to old problems /$fedited by Dmitry Victoroich Garbuzenko
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327   $a1. Introductory Chapter: Abdominal Trauma - An Update -- 2. Complications and Avoidance of the Complications Associated with Management of Abdominal Trauma -- 3. Life Threatening but Preventable and Treatable Medical Complications of Abdominal Trauma -- 4. POCUS in Abdominal Trauma: Old Gadget, New Insights -- 5. Pediatric Abdominal Trauma.
330   $aClosed injuries and abdominal wounds have always been a difficult surgical problem. The presence of many vital organs in the abdominal cavity, the specifics of their anatomical structure, vascular architectonics, and innervation, the immediate proximity of intestinal contents rich in pathogenic flora, and the presence of organs producing extremely active enzymes lead to massive internal bleeding, rapid development of peritonitis, and irreversible changes in organs and tissues. The problem of modern diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to abdominal trauma is very relevant and requires detailed coverage. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the different types of abdominal trauma and their treatment.
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