Management of liver trauma
Background and methods: Management of blunt or penetrating injuries to the liver remains a
significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury, grading system …
significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury, grading system …
Management of liver trauma
RW Parks, E Chrysos, T Diamond - Journal of British Surgery, 1999 - academic.oup.com
Background and methods Management of blunt or penetrating injuries to the liver remains a
significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury, grading system …
significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury, grading system …
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RW Parks, E Chrysos, T Diamond - British Journal of Surgery, 1999 - academia.edu
Results: Unstable patients require immediate laparotomy, but selected patients who are
haemodynamically stable may be managed without operation. The preferred operative …
haemodynamically stable may be managed without operation. The preferred operative …
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Background and methods Management of blunt or penetrating injuries to the liver remains a
significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury, grading system …
significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury, grading system …
Management of liver trauma.
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SummaryBackground and methods: Management of blunt or penetrating injuries to the liver
remains a significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury …
remains a significant challenge. This review discusses the mechanisms of liver injury …
Management of liver trauma.
RW Parks, E Chrysos, T Diamond - The British Journal of Surgery, 1999 - europepmc.org
Results Unstable patients require immediate laparotomy, but selected patients who are
haemo-dynamically stable may be managed without operation. The preferred operative …
haemo-dynamically stable may be managed without operation. The preferred operative …