In thisstudy a case of rectus hematoma with intraabdominal relation due to beating who was conservatively observed anddischarged is presented and discussed according to the current literature.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Since it s a diffuse injury,in blunt abdominal traumas all abdominal organs are at risk.The damage occurs due tomechanisms like compression,distantion and disruption or shift of the organs.In blunt trauma injuries,clinical presen- tation may be delayed because the bleeding may occur slowly.In order to prevent the morbidity or mortality that mayoccur in the pre- or post-operative period,some well chosen non-operated patients may be carefully observed.
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Key Findings & Data:Since it s a diffuse injury,in blunt abdominal traumas all abdominal organs are at risk.The damage occurs due tomechanisms like compression,distantion and disruption or shift of the organs.In blunt trauma injuries,clinical presen- tation may be delayed because the bleeding may occur slowly.In order to prevent the morbidity or mortality that mayoccur in the pre- or post-operative period,some well chosen non-operated patients may be carefully observed.
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Conclusion & Impact:In thisstudy a case of rectus hematoma with intraabdominal relation due to beating who was conservatively observed anddischarged is presented and discussed according to the current literature.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Since it s a diffuse injury,in blunt abdominal traumas all abdominal organs are at risk.The damage occurs due tomechanisms like compression,distantion and disruption or shift of the organs.In blunt trauma injuries,clinical presen- tation may be delayed because the bleeding may occur slowly.In order to prevent the morbidity or mortality that mayoccur in the pre- or post-operative period,some well chosen non-operated patients may be carefully observed. In thisstudy a case of rectus hematoma with intraabdominal relation due to beating who was conservatively observed anddischarged is presented and discussed according to the current literature.
Özet
Künt karın travmalarında diffüz bir yaralanma olduğundan tüm abdominal organlar risk altındadır. Hasar, kompresy- on, gerilme ve kesilme gibi mekanizmalarla ve organların yer değiştirmesiyle oluşur. Künt travma sonrası hasarlan- malarda kanama yavaş olabileceğinden erken bulgu vermeyebilir. Ameliyat öncesi ve sonrası oluşabilecek mortaliteve morbiditenin önlenmesi amacıyla uygun hastalar özenli bir şekilde non-operatif izlenebilir. Bu çalışmamızda darpnedeniyle intraabdominal uzanımı olan rektus kası hematomu olan ve konservatif olarak izlenip taburcu edilen birolgu sunulmuş ve güncel literatür eşliğinde tartışılmıştır.
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KILIÇ, M., KIYAK, G., ÖZKARDEŞ, A. B., BOZKURT, B., DUMLU, E. G., TOKAÇ, M. (2022). Non-Operative Observation of Blunt Abdominal Traumas: A Case Report. Ortadoğu Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 4, 239–241. https://ajindex.com/articles/585968
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