• Radiol. Clin. North Am. · Mar 1981

    Computed tomography in blunt trauma.

    • B D Toombs, R G Lester, Y Ben-Menachem, and C M Sandler.
    • Radiol. Clin. North Am. 1981 Mar 1;19(1):17-35.

    AbstractUntil now, CT has been utilized very little in the evaluation of the bluntly traumatized patient. Based on our early experience, we have attempted to demonstrate the CT features of a spectrum of injuries. Much of this information is new and additional studies will have to be performed to elucidate fully the benefits of computed tomography in the diagnosis of trauma. A method of study has been outlined which stresses the use of intravascular, oral, and, when needed, rectal contrast materials for study in these patients.

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