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Significats de penetrating injury en anglès
Injury incurred when an object (as a knife or bullet or shrapnel) penetrates into the body.
Sinònims
Examples for "penetrating trauma"
Examples for "penetrating trauma"
1
Pseudoaneurysm of the lumbar artery is a rare complication of penetrating trauma.
2
Both blunt and penetrating trauma may be the cause.
3
In our year-of-age analysis, we found several interesting trends, including a higher-than-expected rate of penetrating trauma.
4
Usually, our percentage of penetrating trauma is somewhere around 20%.
5
The most common injury was corneal abrasion, followed by blunt and chemical injury; severe injuries such as penetrating trauma were rare.
Ús de penetrating injury en anglès
1
A penetrating injury of the jugular vein was discovered and repaired.
2
The most common cause of diaphragmatic rupture was penetrating injury (52%).
3
Thoracic injuries were primarily blunt rupture or penetrating injury to the thoracic aorta (nine patients).
4
She presented with symptoms including hearing loss, vertigo, and tinnitus after a penetrating injury by an ear pick.
5
It appears from our figures that whilst penetrating injury is an uncommon cause of death, it is poorly managed.
6
Of the 1000 deaths, 71 (7.1 per cent) were due to penetrating injury.
7
All the chest wounds are deep penetrating injuries.
8
Patients with penetrating injuries from shrapnel.
9
Traumas of the diaphragm include its rupture caused by an external force, resulting in blunt or penetrating injuries.
10
Biller said cervical artery dissections have been reported after blunt or penetrating injuries and also in association with a variety of other conditions.