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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12710/3957
TitleAnaliza frecvenţei localizării rupturilor de splină
Other TitlesAnalysis of the frequency of location of the splenic ruptures
AuthorsBelic, Olga
Ștefaneț, Mihail
Spinei, Larisa
Arama, Efim
Nacu, Viorel
Babuci, Angela
Issue Date2010
PublisherCEP Medicina
CitationBELIC, Olga, ŞTEFANEŢ, Mihail et al. Analiza frecvenţei localizării rupturilor de splină. In: Anale Științifice ale USMF “Nicolae Testemiţanu”. Ed. a 11-a. Chișinău: CEP Medicina, 2010, vol. 1: Probleme medico-biologice si farmaceutice, pp. 86-90.
AbstractFrequency of the lienal traumatisms was established by analyzing the data of the 154 595 medical records from the National Scientific and Practical Center of emergency medicine (Chisinau) during the period from 1999 to 2008. In 290 cases it was established quantitative traumatism of the spleen. The frequency of the isolated traumatisms of the spleen constituted 42,41 ± 2,9%, and of the polytraumatisms 57,59 ± 2,9%. Every third patient with lienal lesions had trauma of the lienal hilum. Frecvenţa traumatismului lienal a fost stabilită cu analiza 154 595 de fişe medicale Centrului Naţional Ştiinţifico-practic în domeniul medicinii de urgenţă (Chişinău) în perioada anilor 1999-2008. Cantitativ traumatismul lienal a fost detectat în 290 cazuri. Frecvenţa traumatismelor splenice izolate constituie 42,41 ± 2,9%, politraumatismelor 57,59 ± 2,9%. Fiecare al treilea pacient cu leziuni ale splinei a avut traume ale hilului lienal.
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