Pediatric esophageal perforation due to firearm injuries during the Syrian war and a new suture technique

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2018
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Abstract
The incidence of esophageal perforation (EP) due to firearm injury (FAI) is markedly low compared with that occurring in other organs. The most frequently reported cause of EP is iatrogenic injuries. The incidence of EP due to penetrating injuries, such as FAI, is very rare and highly destructive. Here we report cases of EP due to FAI in childhood during the Syrian war and elucidate a new suture technique.
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Authors Atıcı, Ahmet;Çelikkaya, Mehmet Emin;El, Çiğdem;Akçora, Bülent;
Journal journal of pediatric surgery case reports
Year 2018
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Organic Chemistry Medicine (General) Pediatrics surgery Agriculture (General) sports agriculture architecture city planning geography. anthropology. recreation

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