As the epidemic of gunshot injuries and firearm fatalities continues to proliferate in the
United States, knowledge regarding gunshot wound (GSW) injury and management is …

Acute bowel ischemia is a condition with high mortality and requires rapid intervention to
avoid catastrophic outcomes. Swift and accurate imaging diagnosis is essential because …

Introduction The incidence of vascular damage in modern combat conflicts is 5 times higher
than in previous military conflicts, with one in five wounded having uncontrolled severe …

Trauma is one of the most common causes of death or permanent disability in young people,
so a timely diagnostic approach is crucial. In polytrauma patients, CEUS (contrast enhanced …

Death caused by excessive blood loss has always been a global concern. Timely control of
bleeding in incompressible penetrated wounds remains a great challenge. Here, we …

Objectives: Outline the pathophysiology of gunshot wounds. Review the epidemiology of
gunshot wounds and their burden on the health industry. Summarize the systematic …

Non-iatrogenic traumatic bile duct injuries (NI-TBIs) are a rare complication after abdominal
trauma, with an estimated prevalence of 2.8–7.4% in patients underwent blunt liver injuries …

Major trauma is an event causing injuries that may determine an immediate or potential risk
to the patient survival. A correct management of major trauma is decisive in reducing …

Firearm-related injuries, or gunshot wounds (GSWs), are among the most important
worldwide public health problems, resulting in considerable annual morbidity, disability, and …

Abstract In the United States, gunshot wounds (GSWs) have become a critical public health
concern with substantial annual morbidity, disability, and mortality. Vascular injuries …