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The aim is to enhance treatment outcomes for patients with blunt liver injuries using modern minimally invasive technologies.

Blunt liver trauma: experience of the Botkin hospital

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Randomized trial examines treatment outcomes in blunt liver injuries, suggesting improved protocols enhance recovery.

The aim is to enhance treatment outcomes for patients with blunt liver injuries using modern minimally invasive technologies.
Analyzed treatment outcomes in 93 patients with blunt liver injuries from 2019 to 2024.
Utilized nonoperative management, angioembolization, laparoscopy, and damage control surgery as treatment methods.
Patients were observed for complications and mortality rates post-treatment.
Nonoperative management was successful in 28.0% of patients; postoperative mortality was 11.8%.
Successful angioembolization achieved in 94.4% of patients, emphasizing its effectiveness.
Postoperative mortality in isolated liver injury was 6.8%, while it was 14.8% in combined injuries.

Bagateliya et al. (2026) studied this question.

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