Basit Künt Travma ve Gecikmiş Klinik Bulgu Veren Diyafram Rüptürü

Year 2012, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 9 - 11, 01.01.2012

Tarık Ocak Ramazan Kuşaslan Mustafa Baştürk Hakan Yiğitbaş Nazlı Hanım Oral

Abstract

The diaphragm provides the progression between certain structures and the chest cavity by means of an anatomic hiatus. The diaphragm is the second most functional muscle structure of the body after the heart. Diaphragm injuries may result from serious blunt or penetrating injuries. While most of the blunt diaphragm infuries are caused by traffic accidents and falls from heights, some may occur as a result of other blunt traumas to the lower chest or epigastrium. Diaphragm injuries may be seen in t 0.8-1.6% of the patients hospitalized due to blunt abdominal trauma. In this study, we will report that a diaphagm injury of a patient who has a history of blunt abdominal trauma was diagnosed six months after the trauma when he was admitted to hospital because of stomach ache and pain in his left chest.

Keywords

Blunt abdominal trauma, delayed clinic, diaphragm injuries

Simple Blunt Trauma and Diaphragmatic Rupture Showing Delayed Clinical Signs

Abstract

The diaphragm provides the progression between certain structures and the chest cavity by means of an anatomic hiatus. The diaphragm is the second most functional muscle structure of the body after the heart. Diaphragm injuries may result from serious blunt or penetrating injuries. While most of the blunt diaphragm infuries are caused by traffic accidents and falls from heights, some may occur as a result of other blunt traumas to the lower chest or epigastrium. Diaphragm injuries may be seen in t 0.8-1.6% of the patients hospitalized due to blunt abdominal trauma. In this study, we will report that a diaphagm injury of a patient who has a history of blunt abdominal trauma was diagnosed six months after the trauma when he was admitted to hospital because of stomach ache and pain in his left chest

Keywords

Blunt abdominal trauma, delayed clinic, diaphragm injuries

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