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FRAGMENTO

Los traumatismos abdominales se dividen desde el punto de vista etiológico en penetrantes y contusos. Aún cuando deberíamos referirnos a traumatismos del torso (región tóraco-abdominal), en este trabajo sólo nos referiremos a la región abdominal; del diafragma hasta la última parte de la pelvis.

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