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D Barić

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PubMed1989

[Retroperitoneal hematoma as a consequence of blunt abdominal injury].

In our examination we have used clinical material of 448 cases treated in our clinics for blunt abdominal trauma in period from 1976. to 1988. with special care on the group of 172 patients in who the retroperitoneal haematoma was founded. In the group of 172 patients we have examined the frequency on way to age, sex, and presence of the retroperitoneal haematoma in clinical picture of the blunt abdominal injury, and frequency of the retroperitoneal haematoma in abdominal injury connected with the injuries of the other organs.

Abdominal Injuries↗
PubMed1989

[Injuries of the pancreas].

At the Surgical Clinic of the University Hospital Center "Firule" Split in the period from 1977-1987. years were treated 12 patients with injuries of the pancreas. That is 4% of all abdominal injuries treated in those 11 years. We presented 10 patients after blunt abdominal trauma and 2 after penetrating injuries of abdomen associated with acute pancreatic injury. The most important is early recognizing injury of pancreas and making the time from moment of injury to surgical exploration shorter as much as possible. There is no early specific signs of injury of pancreas and the key to treatment is accurate evaluation of extent of injury.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[Traumatic arteriovenous fistula].

Three cases of arteriovenous fistulae and one iatrogenic observed in recent years at the University of Split's Surgical Clinic, and of different site and aetiology, are presented. Their clinical signs, diagnosis and vascular surgical access are discussed.

Adult↗
PubMed1977

[Manifestation of echinococcosis in the chest cavity].

In the interim from 1970 to 1974, the authors had occasion to encounter several patients with symptoms of hydatid disease in the chest, particularly with pleural effusion not always easily differentiated from effusions other etiology. This pertains especially to hydatid disease of the liver with a perforation through the diaphragm and clinic and roentgen findings revealing only thoracic signs. All the clinical diagnosis in cases of patients who had undergone an operation, were confirmed by patho-anatomic findings.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1977

[Some interesting cases of pulmonary echinococcosis].

The authors had the opportunity in the interim of the past fifteen years to treat at the hospital in Zadar 277 patients suffering from hydatid disease of different body organs. The most frequently affected was the liver--56.3%, followed by the lungs--24.9% and 18.8% were other organs. Out of the 69 cases of affected lungs, the authors chose several which they considered to be most interesting. These consisted of: 1. A fistula between the cyst in the liver and the right lung. 2. A syndrome of the middle lung lobe caused by the hydatid cyst. 3. The Cumbo's symptom following a perforated lung cyst as a definite sign of hydatid cyst. 4. A hydatid cyst in a two years old child complicated with pneumothorax, peripnemocyst and perforation of the cyst itself in the bronchus. And finally 6. The case of a primary liver cyst which perforated in the vena cava caudalis with secondary dissemination in both lungs.

Adolescent↗