Medical University of South Carolina, U.S.

Researchers from Medical University of South Carolina, U.S., publish new findings

Published in Telemedicine Law Weekly, May 5th, 2007

Researchers from Medical University of South Carolina, U.S., publish new findings.

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Study 1: Researchers detail in "Occult aortic injury after penetrating abdominal trauma," new data in life sciences. "Although pseudoaneurysms after penetrating extremity trauma are well described, we describe an unusual case of residual occult aortic injury after an initial attempt at repair that was recognized on postoperative imaging. Reoperation with primary resection and end-to-end repair was accomplished...

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