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Ultrasonography in the evaluation of hemoperitoneum in war casualties (CROSBI ID 127314)

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Šustić, Alan ; Miletić, Damir ; Fučkar, Željko ; Mraović, B ; Dimec, D ; Mozetič, Vladimir Ultrasonography in the evaluation of hemoperitoneum in war casualties // Military medicine, 164 (1999), 600-2-x

Podaci o odgovornosti

Šustić, Alan ; Miletić, Damir ; Fučkar, Željko ; Mraović, B ; Dimec, D ; Mozetič, Vladimir

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Ultrasonography in the evaluation of hemoperitoneum in war casualties

The aim of this study was to evaluate the sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, and positive and negative predictive values of emergent ultrasound examination in the detection of hemoperitoneum among war casualties, and to compare the results of this method in a specific war situation and civil conditions. Ninety-four wounded individuals with suspected blunt or penetrating abdominal trauma were treated at a level I war hospital (group W), and 242 civilians with multiple injuries with suspected blunt abdominal trauma were evaluated at the emergency center of a university hospital (group C). All examinations were performed in less than 5 minutes with a portable ultrasonographic scanner, and typical points were scanned (Morison's pouch, Douglas and perisplenic spaces, paracolic gutter). In group W, hemoperitoneum was identified correctly in 19 patients, with three false-negative and no false-positive findings, whereas group C presented 98 true-positive results, 13 false-negative results, and again no false-positive results. We observed that ultrasonography in specific war conditions showed sensitivity of 86%, specificity of 100%, accuracy as high as 97%, positive predictive value of 100%, and negative predictive value of 96%, whereas in civil conditions the corresponding values were 88%, 100%, 95%, 100%, and 91%, respectively. The sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, and positive and negative predictive values of emergent ultrasound examination in the diagnosis of hemoperitoneum are approximately equal in war and civil conditions

Ultrasound; hemoperitoneum; war casulties

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Podaci o izdanju

164

1999.

600-2-x

objavljeno

0026-4075

Povezanost rada

Kliničke medicinske znanosti

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