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[Echographic symptomatology of closed abdominal injuries]
Minerva Medica
|March 31, 1984
Abstract:
The importance of echography is emphasised in the diagnosis of closed abdominal injuries. The symptomatology of the possible types of alternative revealable by echography--fluid exudates and parenchymal injuries--are discussed in detail. Personal experience of parenchymal injuries to the liver, spleen and kidneys is then described.
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