Diaphragmatic Rupture

Steven R Lopushinsky, MD, MSc, Mauricio (Tony) A Escobar, MD, Michael G. Caty, MD, MMM
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Introduction

Any thoracic structure can sustain trauma and even the less common chest injuries have a capacity for significant morbidity and mortality. Among these injuries is diaphragmatic rupture.

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Introduction

Any thoracic structure can sustain trauma and even the less common chest injuries have a capacity for significant morbidity and mortality. Among these injuries is diaphragmatic rupture.

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