[Multiorgan trauma].

Z Tański; E Pogodski; J Olszewski; W Kucharski

PubMed · 7817601

[Multiorgan trauma].

Z Tański·E Pogodski·J Olszewski·W Kucharski

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A case is presented of a patient with multiorgan trauma. The main diagnostic problem was coexisting haemorrhage. Curable skin defects were healed after several covering them with intermediate thickness mesh grafts. The postoperative course was complicated with sepsis and acute non-inflammatory renal failure with polyuria.

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Abdominal Injuries Acute Kidney Injury Adult Hemorrhage Humans Male Multiple Trauma Postoperative Complications Skin Transplantation Surgical Wound Infection Wounds, Nonpenetrating Wounds, Penetrating Case Reports English Abstract Journal Article

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Z Tański, E Pogodski, J Olszewski, W Kucharski. 1994. [Multiorgan trauma].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7817601/

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