… Traumatic injury of the abdominal aorta with total interruption of blood flow is uncommon.
When there is total obstruction of the artery, the clinical picture is dramatic. The most frequent …

… Management depended on the location and type of injury: nonoperative (32%), open aortic
… (CTA) demonstrates traumatic injury of the infrarenal abdominal aorta that begins below the …

… The abdomen was then closed at the skin level only in anticipation of a second-look operation.
The patient was reprepared and underwent a right axillofemoral arterial bypass (Figure 2)…

… Killen found only one abdominal aortic injury in 1,320 cases of blunt abdominal trauma (13). …
Mortality in the late period was secondary to a ruptured Spleen 6 Closed head trauma 3 …

… abdominal aorta, penetrating trauma is the most frequent cause as blunt abdominal aortic
injury … Proximal descending aortic pathology can be treated in conjunction with open …

… aortic injury have associated with other open and closed traumatic lesions of different areas
(orthopedic, abdominal, closed-head injury) which may cause a rapid evolution into shock …

… was close to the right renal artery, but the vessel was patent. … In a review of blunt trauma to
the abdominal aorta based on … Thus, we suggest that all traumatic aortic injuries should be …

… THAT ANYONE SURVIVES closed traumatic rupture of the aorta is almost unbelievable. …
that if necessary the descending thoracic and abdominal aorta can be investigated easily2l. …

… Injury to the abdominal aorta is associated with high morbidity and mortality rates ranging from
50% to 78% in several series.6–10 Injuries to the abdominal aorta are … suprarenal injuries …

… over open surgery repair, including avoidance of aortic cross-… first therapeutic option for
traumatic abdominal aortic dissection. … abdominal aorta secondary to blunt trauma is a rare injury …