Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm after blunt injury

Miller, Jay D.; Howie, P. W.

doi:10.1002/bjs.1800550605

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“…1 Blunt trauma occurs mostly due either to road traffic accident or falls from a height. 1 Miller and Howie suggest that three factors are involved in the causation of traumatic diaphragmatic hernia: 3 1. Abdomino-thoracic pressure gradients created by sudden compression, and augmented by the "gasp" reflex.…”

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Delayed Presentation of Tension Gastrotho Rax Complicating Acute Traumatic Diap Hragmatic Rupture

Sahajananda¹,

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Karthik³

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Delayed Presentation of Tension Gastrotho Rax Complicating Acute Traumatic Diap Hragmatic Rupture

Sahajananda¹,

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Karthik³

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“…Traumatic Rupture ofthe Diaphragm Patients may present in the acute phase or late, with or without strangulation (Miller & Howie 1968). Of 8 ruptured diaphragns since 1960, 3 were associated with fractured pelves and 7 were submitted to emergency operation.…”

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