ferimento cardíaco transfixante por projétil de arma de fogo: relato de caso transfixing gunshot wound to the heart: case report

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Abstract
O trauma cardíaco penetrante apresenta altas taxas de mortalidade. É comumente associado a lesões por armas brancas, porém crescentes índices na violência urbana têm contribuído para o aumento no número de ferimentos cardíacos por projéteis de armas de fogo. Estas possuem as maiores taxas de mortalidade dentre os ferimentos cardíacos penetrantes e podem acometer múltiplas câmaras cardíacas, com índices de mortalidade ainda mais elevados. Apresentamos um caso de um paciente, vítima de tentativa de roubo, que sofreu ferimento cardíaco transfixante por projétil de arma de fogo, operado com sucesso em nossa instituição.
Penetrating cardiac trauma carries high mortality rates. It has been commonly associated with stabbing, but increasing urban violence has led to growing numbers of gunshot heart wounds. The latter have higher mortality rates among penetrating cardiac injuries and may affect multiple heart chambers, with mortality rates even higher. We report a patient, victim of an attempted armed robbery, who had a transfixing gunshot wound to the heart, successfully operated at our institution.
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Authors ;Carlos Junior Toshiyuki Karigyo;Otávio Goulart Fan;Ricardo José Rodrigues;Marcos José Tarasiewich
Journal 2017 international conference on information technology systems and innovation, icitsi 2017 - proceedings
Year 2011
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10.1590/S0102-76382011000200023
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