Morbidity and mortality in hepatic trauma

Authors

  • Ernesto Sánchez Castillo HOSPITAL CLÍNICO QUIRÚRGICO MUNICIPAL DOCENTE COMANDANTE “FELIX LUGONES RAMÍREZ” PILÓN
  • Ramón Quesada Pérez HOSPITAL CLÍNICO QUIRÚRGICO MUNICIPAL DOCENTE COMANDANTE “FELIX LUGONES RAMÍREZ” PILÓN
  • Balbina Domínguez Viltres HOSPITAL CLÍNICO QUIRÚRGICO MUNICIPAL DOCENTE COMANDANTE “FELIX LUGONES RAMÍREZ” PILÓN

Keywords:

LIVER /injuries, LIVER DISEASES/mortality, WEAPONS, SHOCK/mortality, WOUNDS, PENETRATING

Abstract

It was carried out descriptive study where there were included all the ill patients who were assisted for liver traumatism (LT) in Felix Lugones Ramirez Surgical and Clinic Hospital, Pilon municipality, Granma, Cuba in the period since 2002 to 2007. The universe of study was made by 32 ill patients. The data were obtained by means of the reviewing of clinical history, and the necropsy protocols of decease patients. The greater incidence was found in patients about 15-30 years, in male sex. The open trauma prevailed, been the steel wounds the principal cause agent. Abdominal pain and hypovolemia symptom prevailed as clinic manifestations. The next most affected organs were the lungs and the diaphragm. The hepatic suture associated the drainage of the cavity was the most used surgical technique. Respiratory complication was most frequent in the patients postoperative. The hypovolemic shock was presented as the principal cause of death.

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2008-04-10

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Sánchez Castillo E, Quesada Pérez R, Domínguez Viltres B. Morbidity and mortality in hepatic trauma. RM [Internet]. 2008 Apr. 10 [cited 2025 Aug. 31];12(2). Available from: https://revmultimed.sld.cu/index.php/mtm/article/view/1810

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Vol. 12 No. 2 (2008)

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