Diagnostic Impact of Ct Scan in Severe Abdominal Trauma

Description

Any surgical operation involving one or more of the organs in the body's abdominal area is considered to be abdominal surgery. The appendix, the liver, and the kidneys are a few of these organs. In addition, surgery could be required as a result of a severe injury or a chronic illness. The terms appendectomy, laparotomy, and laparoscopy are used to refer to the three primary forms of abdominal surgical operations. This book primarily focuses on the role of CT scans in diagnosing acute abdomen and severe abdominal injuries. A particular acute abdominal condition is covered in each chapter. There is a particular emphasis on imaging investigations with clear and simple explanations, high-quality pictures, and the evolution grading scale to facilitate interpretation, in addition to the clinical presentation and the diagnostic and care guidelines. The current book aims to provide a comprehensive collection of study materials for students, researchers, and medical professionals to comprehend the findings of recent research. Renowned professionals with a solid worldwide reputation wrote the chapters. This book is a great resource for practical knowledge for all emergency team members, including radiologists and acute care surgeons.