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B Sall

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[Penetrating wounds of the chest].

The authors report on 116 chest wound cases. The initial death rate is very high--47.41%. A knife wound is the most common cause (83.64%). Among casualties brought in alive, pure thorax wounds predominated (67.21%) followed by thoraco-abdominal wounds (26.23%) and cervico-thorax wounds (6.56%). Post-mortems attribute death to the seriousness of visceral lesions with the heart wounded in over 41.81% of the cases. The seriousness of chest wounds is stressed, as is the need for full and rapid therapy.

Abdominal Injuries↗

[Hospital septicemias in Dakar. Epidemiologic study].

The authors examine the epidemiological character of septicemia at A. Le Dantec Paupers' Hospital, which admits an average of 10.000 patients per year to its surgical, medical, specialized medical and paediatric units. Distribution is studied in function of age, sex, unit, field of origin and germs, and according to whether the case was nosocomial or not.

Adolescent↗