A mellkasi aorta tompa sérülése – kezelési taktika, eredmények

Abstract

The blunt injury of the thoracic aorta constitutes one of the most severe chapter of traumatology. Open and transmural aortic injury leads to death on site, but its blunt trauma provides chance for survival if expeditious transport, diagnostic workup and proper selection of treatment are given. The blunt trauma of the aorta usually is a part of multiple injuries which determines the final outcome significantly. To select among acute, subacute interventions and conservative treatment options needs great experience following personalized algorithm. The wide variety of the clinical picture makes difficult to formulate an individualized clear guideline - so we think it is important to summarise own experiences and overview related literature.

Moderate and Severe Injuries at Five International Olympic-Style Wrestling Tournaments during 2016-2019

“…The number of rib injuries accounted for 12.7% in our study. Hewett et al (2005) found rib and chest injuries ranging from 4.1% to 16.1% in different studies, however blunt trauma is difficult to diagnose and treat (Dzsinich et al, 2015). We found an equal number of five injuries in the shoulder and elbow (9.1% of injuries).…”