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Outcomes of Surgical Treatment for Chest Trauma Yoko Azuma 1 , Akira Iyoda 1 1Department of Surgery, Toho University Keyword: penetrating chest trauma , blunt chest trauma , rib fracture , flail chest pp.264-267
Published Date 2024/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.15106/j_kyobu77_264
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Background:Intra-thoracic organ bleeding and chest wall injury following chest trauma can easily lead to life-threatening emergencies and a delay in treatment may lead to fatal outcomes. Interestingly, the optimal timing, indications, and surgical techniques have not been standardized.

Method:We retrospectively analyzed 35 patients who underwent surgical treatment for chest trauma.

Results:All patients with penetrating trauma (n=4) underwent emergency surgery for a hemothorax. There were no postoperative complications or hospital deaths. All patients with blunt trauma (n=31) had multiple rib fractures;rib fixation was performed in 29 patients (94%). Eight patients (26%) had flail chest. The duration from injury to surgery averaged 7.5 days. The prognosis was generally favorable with no postoperative complications, but two patients died in the hospital due to multiple organ failure caused by high-energy trauma. Patients with flail chest or multiple organ injury had prolonged postoperative hospital stays.

Conclusions:Patients who sustain chest trauma follow various clinical courses. Appropriate timing of surgical intervention at an early stage after injury can be life saving and hasten a functional recovery.


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