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KMID : 0371319710130020031
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Journal of the Korean Surgical Society
1971 Volume.13 No. 2 p.31 ~ p.39
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Clinical and Statistical Study of Abdominal Trauma
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Abstract
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Statistical observations and brief reviews of fourty one patients who admitted to the HanⅡ Hos
pital with abdominal trauma during the period from January 1965 to October 1969 were carried
out. Among the Fourty one cases of abdominal trauma, non-penetrating wounds were thirty one
(75.6%) and penetrating wounds were 10 cases(24.4%).
The most common cases were seen within four hours after injury. The treatment for rupture of
the liver was primary suture or primary suture with gelform and adquate drainage.
For the ruptured spleen and kidney were splenectomy and nephrectomy, and ruptured bowel
was primary suture or segmental resection with end to eend anastomosis.
The most common complications after operation for abdominal trauma were wound infection and
paralytic ileus.
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