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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Multiple trauma with abdominal injury led to delayed diagnosis of abdominal compartment syndrome in the diagnosis and treatment of Study: Driving Chen Jun, Li Zhanfei, Baixiang Jun, Zou Quan, South Passage [Abstract] Objective To analyze multiple injuries combined result in delayed diagnosis of abdominal injuries abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) 9 patients with clinical features, summarize the diagnosis and treatment, and proposed methods of prevention. Methods From October 2002 ~ June 2009 our department 9 patients were admitted with multiple injuries combined result in delayed diagnosis of abdominal injury in abdominal compartment syndrome in patients with clinical data, to analyze the possible causes of delayed diagnosis, clinical treatment and prevention measures. The results were 9 cases of multiple injuries, all 3 after injury 11 days transferred to our hospital after the diagnosis of abdominal injury and surgery clearly. The most common cause of injury was road traffic accidents, followed by falls from a height .9 cases, 2 cases of pancreatic injury, 3 cases of duodenal injury , 1 retroperitoneal colon injury, 3 cases of intestinal damage .9 4 cases of death, mortality rate 44.4%. surviving patients were complications, the complication rate of 100%. Conclusion enhance multiple injuries combined with abdominal injury alert, dynamic monitoring of changes in abdominal symptoms and signs, diagnosis and treatment of abdominal trauma in a timely manner can help reduce post-traumatic abdominal compartment syndrome. according to patient injury, select appropriate individualized program to help reduce post-traumatic surgical abdominal compartment syndrome of the complications and mortality. [Keywords:] multiple trauma; abdominal injuries; abdominal compartment syndrome Abstract: Objective To analyze the clinical characteristics of abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) due to delayed diagnosis of abdominal injury in patients