Background: The spleen is the most easily injured organ in abdominal trauma.

We analyzed in this study the colonic injuries caused by blunt abdominal trauma.

The management of patients with penetrating abdominal trauma has significantly changed in recent years.

We present 2 cases, one without any associated abdominal trauma.

Staff members were compliant and operated in conformity to the protocol for abdominal trauma.

Fractured skulls, abdominal trauma too - when something has stabbed into the patients body.

Background: After blunt abdominal trauma, an isolated injury to the pancreatic duct is uncommon.

Background: The helical contrast CT plays an important role in the management of abdominal trauma.

Conclusion: the study presented high SE of CT forecasting therapeutic laparotomy for blunt abdominal trauma.

Conclusion: Patients with biliary stricture after blunt abdominal trauma exhibit a delayed onset of symptoms.

Discussion: After any episode of blunt abdominal trauma, isolated injury to the pancreatic duct should be considered.

The cause seems to be spontaneous rupture of a leiomyoma vessel or is secondary to abdominal trauma.

One week before admission, the patient reported a fall of a ladder with severe abdominal trauma and pain.

Aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of the diagnostic, therapeutic and health-care management protocol for major abdominal trauma.

Isolated gallbladder rupture secondary to blunt abdominal trauma is even more uncommon, but poses a potential life-threatening surgical emergency.

Materials and methods: Medical records and radiologic findings were reviewed in five patients with biliary stricture after blunt abdominal trauma.