Traumatic lumbar artery-inferior vena cava fistula
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The Journal of Trauma
|February 1, 1980
Abstract:
A case is presented of a young man with small bowel and colon perforations secondary to an anterior abdominal knife wound who on followup examination had a lumbar artery-inferior vena cava fistula. This was closed successfully 8 weeks postinjury.
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