González GA, López CO, Basilio OA, Cortez E, Ferrufino L, Ceballo R

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 101-104
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ABSTRACT

Male 21 years old without history of diseases chronics and degeneratives, is carried for paramedics with 30 minutes of stabwound with knife of 10 cm of large. In the examination found a wound of 3 cm in posterior axilary line in bord inferior of 12° reeb with hemorrhage active, pain, Von Blumberg positive, with hematury at installation of Foley tube. BP 100/60 mmHg. Pulse. 120x’. Breathing 25x’, T. 36°C, with metabolic acidosis, BE -15. In the celiotomy we found wound transficitve of inferior pole of lefth kidney without vascular damage. How clasific this lesson? What is the surgical approach? What complications spects?

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