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Rupture of the jejunum by closed trauma of the abdomen: About two cases at the university clinics of Lubumbashi
International Journal of Surgery Science · 2022 · Vol. 6(1) · pp. 168–172
Augustin Kibonge Mukakala✉Manix Banza IlungaNasser Amisi LuboshaDimitri Kanyanda NafatalewaÉric Mbuya MusapudiTrésor Kibangula KasangaSerge Ngoie yumbaWilly Arung Kalau
Abstract
Rupture of the small intestine by blunt abdominal trauma is a rare phenomenon and is most often secondary to violent contusions.The diagnosis is not easy but should be suspected in the face of intense abdominal pain and peritoneal signs (defense evolving towards contracture), after a high-energy trauma.The authors report two cases of jejunal rupture consecutive to road traffic accidents diagnosed late and followed up at university clinics in Lubumbashi.
Abdominal Trauma and InjuriesHernia repair and managementTrauma Management and DiagnosisMedicineBluntAbdominal traumaAbdomenSurgeryGeneral surgeryBlunt traumaJejunumInternal medicine
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