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New hernia study findings have been reported by scientists at City Hospital

Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, July 11th, 2008

According to recent research from Dorchester, the United Kingdom, "High velocity impact by handlebar is a rare cause of abdominal wall hernia following blunt trauma."

"We report a case of bicycle handlebar induced traumatic hernia with jejunal perforation. This case demonstrates that presentation of a traumatic hernia can be delayed and that computed tomographic scanning is useful in confirming the diagnosis," wrote S.C.J. Goh and colleagues, City Hospital.

The researchers concluded: "Surgical exploration with primary repair of the defect is the definitive treatment in cases of traumatic hernia."

Goh and colleagues published their...

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