Abdominal injury in severe multiple trauma-based early diagnosis and treatment of several issues.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 Abdominal injury in severe multiple trauma-based early diagnosis and treatment of several issues [Abstract] abdominal injury in severe multiple injuries mainly have a higher complication rate and mortality, early and accurate assessment of the injury, multidisciplinary joint treatment and reasonable to carry out damage control surgery and fluid resuscitation to ensure that the aging treatment and integrity, is to reduce mortality and improve the success rate of treatment an important guarantee. [Keywords:] abdominal injuries, multiple trauma, trauma assessment, recovery and damage control Abstract: As the incidence of complications and mortality rate of abdominal injury patients complicated with multiple injuries is high, early accurate evaluation, remedy by multiple subject medical staffs, reasonable damage control and resuscitation are important to ensure the chronergy and entirety of remedy, and to decrease mortality rate and increase survival rate. Keywords:: abdominal injury; multiple injuries; injury evaluation; resuscitation; damage control In severe multiple injuries, abdominal injuries occur in approximately 36%, due to injuries involving multiple systems and multiple organs, a higher complication rate (25% and mortality (10% [1]. How quickly and accurately assess the condition, to avoid leakage, the occurrence of misdiagnosis and ensure the timeliness and integrity of treatment and reasonable to carry out damage control surgery, fluid resuscitation and correctly handle the relationship between early surgery in the early diagnosis and treatment of the question worth exploring. The author with many years experience in treatment of severe trauma, as discussed. An injury assessment and first aid 1.1 The initial assessment and critical illness treatment: based on a serious abdominal injury in early assessment of multiple injuries should be rapid and accurate. Hospitalized patients the severity of the response