• J Trauma · Sep 1978

    Case Reports

    Transcorpus impalement: occurrence in an unusual manner.

    • L H Knott and W O Barnett.
    • J Trauma. 1978 Sep 1; 18 (9): 680-1.

    AbstractAn unusual case of abdominal impalement is presented. In such patients intra-abdominal injury must be suspected, and the impaling object must not be manipulated until the proper moment in the operating room. An approach involving various subspecialties, such as urology, neuro-, and vascular surgery, is often required.

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