OPEN AND CLOSED TRAUMA OF THE DUODENUM

Ziyatov I.F

Authors

Ziyatov I.F Scientific advisor: DSc., professor Ruziboev S.A. Samarkand State medical university

Keywords:

trauma, duodenum, diagnostics, surgical treatment, complications.

Abstract

The relatively low frequency of duodenal injuries (from 0.2 to 5% of all abdominal injuries) complicates their analysis and systematization, which leads to the absence of a unified approach in the treatment and diagnosis of patients with this injury. Mortality for isolated injuries of this organ ranges from 11.8 to 30.5% and from 52 to 80% for combined injuries. This is due to anatomical as well as physiological characteristics. The retroperitoneal location of the organ limits the effectiveness of certain diagnostic methods.

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