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OP-Journal 2024; 40(03): 235-242
DOI: 10.1055/a-2293-2355
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Penetrierende abdominelle Verletzungen

Penetrating Abdominal Trauma
Marcel Niemann‡
,
Alexander Sklavounos‡
,
Wenzel Schöning
,
Johann Pratschke
,
Ulrich Stöckle
,
Sven Märdian
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Die Inzidenz penetrierender Abdominaltraumata nimmt nicht nur im urbanen Umfeld zu, sondern gewinnt durch die Präsenz von Kriegsverletzten in Mitteleuropa zunehmend an Relevanz. In diesem Artikel sollen grundlegende diagnostische und therapeutische Prinzipien in Abhängigkeit vom Verletzungsausmaß und der hämodynamischen Stabilität Betroffener beleuchtet werden.

Schlüsselwörter

Kriegsverletzung - penetrierendes Trauma - Abdominaltrauma - Damage Control Surgery - selektives nicht operatives Management

Keywords

war injury - penetrating trauma - abdominal trauma - damage control surgery - selective nonoperative management


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Article published online:
03 June 2024

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