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Examples for "penetrating trauma"
Examples for "penetrating trauma"
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Pseudoaneurysm of the lumbar artery is a rare complication of penetrating trauma.
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Both blunt and penetrating trauma may be the cause.
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In our year-of-age analysis, we found several interesting trends, including a higher-than-expected rate of penetrating trauma.
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Usually, our percentage of penetrating trauma is somewhere around 20%.
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The most common injury was corneal abrasion, followed by blunt and chemical injury; severe injuries such as penetrating trauma were rare.
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A penetrating injury of the jugular vein was discovered and repaired.
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The most common cause of diaphragmatic rupture was penetrating injury (52%).
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Thoracic injuries were primarily blunt rupture or penetrating injury to the thoracic aorta (nine patients).
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She presented with symptoms including hearing loss, vertigo, and tinnitus after a penetrating injury by an ear pick.
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It appears from our figures that whilst penetrating injury is an uncommon cause of death, it is poorly managed.
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Ruddock mentions cases of penetrating wounds of both lungs with recovery.
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No penetrating wounds in the hands or feet.
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A number of cases of penetrating wounds of the abdomen and chest were doing well without operative interference.
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Two-year-old Hassan Khan died as a result of "multiple penetrating wounds" to his neck, Dublin Coroner's Court has heard.
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From an experience gained in the case of the President, Romme strongly recommends exploratory celiotomy in all penetrating wounds of the liver.
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Mills and O'Hara, both of Philadelphia, have recorded instances of recovery after penetrating wound of the spinal marrow.
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Zillner observed a penetrating wound of the aorta after which the patient lived sixteen days, finally dying of pericarditis.
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Peritonitis in the thoracic cavity is a curious condition which may be brought about by a penetrating wound of the diaphragm.
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We performed an emergent thoracotomy, finding an opening of the penetrating wound in a lower-lobe basal segment of the right lung.
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No penetrating wounds in the hands or feet.
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From an experience gained in the case of the President, Romme strongly recommends exploratory celiotomy in all penetrating wounds of the liver.
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"The cause of death," said Dr. Burrows, "was a penetrating wound of the chest, apparently inflicted with a large knife.
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