hernia diafragmática traumática multivisceral: a propósito de 1 caso
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La hernia diafragmática constituye un problema infrecuente para el cirujano de trauma, y se necesita un alto índice de sospecha para su diagnóstico, especialmente en los casos de trauma cerrado. Se presenta un paciente operado por esta afección, luego de sufrir trauma cerrado torácico izquierdo, al que se le halla hernia diafragmática multivisceral, formada por colon transverso, bazo y epiplón mayor. Se hace referencia a los principales medios para llegar al diagnóstico, así como a los principios fundamentales para la reparación de estas lesiones
Diaphragmatic hernia is an uncommon problem for the trauma surgeon and it is necessary a high index of suspicion for its diagnosis, specially in those cases of closed trauma. A patient operated on of multivisceral diaphragmatic hernia composed of transverse colon, spleen and greater omentum, after suffering from closed left thoracic trauma is presented. Reference is made to the main aids used to determine the diagnosis and to the fundamental principles considered to repair these lesions
Diaphragmatic hernia is an uncommon problem for the trauma surgeon and it is necessary a high index of suspicion for its diagnosis, specially in those cases of closed trauma. A patient operated on of multivisceral diaphragmatic hernia composed of transverse colon, spleen and greater omentum, after suffering from closed left thoracic trauma is presented. Reference is made to the main aids used to determine the diagnosis and to the fundamental principles considered to repair these lesions
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| Authors | ;Armando Leal Mursulí;Reynaldo Rodríguez Varela;Gerardo del Castillo Puebla;Adan Bode Sado;Radamés Adefna Pérez |
| Journal | chemistry and biodiversity |
| Year | 1999 |
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