Evaluación de traumatismo abdominal en adultos

Última revisión: 2 Oct 2024
Última actualización: 04 Jun 2024

Resumen

Diferenciales

Común

  • Lesión esplénica
  • Lesión hepática
  • Lesión renal
  • Lesión de intestino delgado
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Infrecuente

  • Lesión pancreática
  • Lesión diafragmática
  • Lesión del estómago
  • Lesión colorrectal
  • Lesión mesentérica
  • Lesión de vejiga
  • Lesión vascular abdominal
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Colaboradores

Autores

Daniel Nishijima, MD, MAS

Professor of Emergency Medicine

Vice Chair of Research

Department of Emergency Medicine

UC Davis School of Medicine

Sacramento

CA

Divulgaciones

DN is an author of a reference cited in this topic.

Agradecimientos

Dr Daniel Nishijima would like to gratefully acknowledge Dr Jeffrey A. Claridge and Dr Jeffrey W. Carter, previous contributors to this topic. JAC and JWC declare that they have no competing interests.

Revisores por pares

Jan Jansen, MBBS, DipMedEd, FRCS, FRCSEd

Consultant Surgeon

Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Aberdeen

Royal Army Medical Corps (V)

Honorary Senior Lecturer

University of Aberdeen

University of Swansea

UK

Divulgaciones

JJ declares that he has no competing interests.

Timothy C. Fabian, MD, FACS

Harwell Wilson Professor and Chairman

Department of Surgery

University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center

Memphis

TN

Divulgaciones

TCF declares that he has no competing interests.

Andrew Parfitt, MBBS, FFAEM

Clinical Director

Acute Medicine

Associate Medical Director

Consultant Emergency Medicine

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

Clinical Lead and Consultant

Accident Emergency Medicine

St Thomas' Hospital

London

UK

Divulgaciones

AP declares that he has no competing interests.

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