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January 1, 2026Trauma Surgery & Acute Care OpenOpen Access

Primary repair for retroperitoneal rectal injuries in modern warfare: selective progress, not dogma

Reynold Henry Christopher D. Barrett Lindsey Loss

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Key Points

To assess current management strategies for retroperitoneal rectal injuries in the context of modern warfare.
Systematic review of contemporary treatment approaches
Analysis of outcomes based on recent military cases
Focus on the evolution of management guidelines
Evidence of varying repair strategies for retroperitoneal rectal injuries
Highlighting a shift from dogmatic practices to selective methods based on injury specifics
Summary of successful outcomes linked to contemporary management approaches

Implication

Observational analysis evaluates management of retroperitoneal rectal injuries in warfare, suggesting selective progress in treatment approaches.

Abstract

Management of retroperitoneal rectal injuries (RRIs) has long been shaped by the constraints of war.

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Henry et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69994c01873532290d020265 https://doi.org/10.1136/tsaco-2026-002266

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