Cas de rupture traumatique du diaphragme Case of traumatic rupture of the diaphragm
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Les ruptures traumatiques du diaphragme (RTD) se voient che 0,2 à 4 % des traumatisés graves [1–5]. En phase aigue, leur mise en évidence peut être difficile étant donné le peu de spécificité de leur expréssion clinique. Elles doivent être systématiquement évoquées en cas de traumatisme abdominal ou thoracique. Ces lésions sont graves et s’accompagnent d’une importante morbi-mortalité liées principamement à la gravité des lésions associées. Le traitement chirurgical d’urgence doit être envisagé sans tarder devant des troubles respiratoires en rapport avec la compression pulmonaire induite par les viscères abdominaux.
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