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- 12% of patients with splenic trauma experience splenic contusion.
- The primary diagnostic tools for identifying this condition are computerized tomography (CT) and angiography.
- Treatment typically involves conservative management, but surgery is necessary if complications arise, such as splenic abscess, thrombophlebitic splenomegaly, or intrasplenic hematoma.
Article Abstract
Splenic contusion was revealed in 12% of the sufferers with splenic trauma. The main methods for diagnosis of contusion are computerized tomography and angiography. The treatment is conservative. The operation is indicated in development of complications: splenic abscess, posttraumatic thrombophlebitic splenomegaly, intrasplenic hematoma.
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