Kardiales Trauma

  • U. C. Hoppe
  • E. Erdmann
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Zusammenfassung

Thoraxverletzungen sind für 25% aller traumatisch bedingten Todesfälle verantwortlich. Hiervon sind je nach Art der Gewalteinwirkung bis zu 95% auf kardiale Verletzungen zurückzuführen (Kulshrestha et al. 1990). Eine Herzbeteiligung kann sowohl bei penetrierenden als auch bei stumpfen Traumata auftreten.

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