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Nonoperative management of blunt splenic injury: A 5-year experience
James M. Haan
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Grant V. Bochicchio
, N. Kramer
, Thomas M. Scalea
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
COVID-19 Researchers
Section of Acute and Critical Care Surgery
Bursky Center for Human Immunology and Immunotherapy
Division of General Surgery
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Keyphrases
Nonoperative Management
100%
Salvage Value
100%
Blunt Splenic Injury
100%
Computed Tomography
33%
Abdominal
22%
Embolization
22%
Arteriovenous Fistula
22%
Nonoperative
22%
Coil Embolization
22%
Injury Grade
22%
Splenic Salvage
22%
Splenic Embolization
22%
Failure Rate
11%
Success Rate
11%
Patient Outcomes
11%
Surgical Management
11%
Retrospective Review
11%
Computed Tomographic
11%
Level 1 Trauma Center
11%
High Failure Rate
11%
Patient Demographics
11%
Over 80
11%
Pseudoaneurysm
11%
Abdominal Examination
11%
Hemodynamically Unstable
11%
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma
11%
Management Techniques
11%
Data Review
11%
Embolization Procedures
11%
Splenic Injury
11%
Hemoperitoneum
11%
Results-based Management
11%
Nonoperative Failure
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Embolization
100%
Spleen Injury
100%
Computer Assisted Tomography
40%
Arteriovenous Fistula
40%
Endovascular Coiling
40%
Triage
20%
Extravasation
20%
Angiography
20%
Pseudoaneurysm
20%
Hemoperitoneum
20%
Abdominal Examination
20%