Trauma is one of the leading causes of death and causes substantial morbidity in the productive age group [1]. Road traffic accidents constitute the bulk of causes of severe physical trauma. Abdominal trauma accounts for 5% of mortality in isolation and contributes about 15% to mortality as part of polytrauma [2]. Excessive bleeding accounts for 80–90% of acute deaths from abdominal injury out of which the liver and spleen form the major component.

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Imaging in Hepatobiliary-Pancreatic Trauma

  • Atin Kumar,
  • Ankit Sangwan

摘要

Trauma is one of the leading causes of death and causes substantial morbidity in the productive age group [1]. Road traffic accidents constitute the bulk of causes of severe physical trauma. Abdominal trauma accounts for 5% of mortality in isolation and contributes about 15% to mortality as part of polytrauma [2]. Excessive bleeding accounts for 80–90% of acute deaths from abdominal injury out of which the liver and spleen form the major component.