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Abdominal Trauma After Terrorist Bombing Attacks Exhibits a Unique Pattern of Injury
Annals of Surgery, 07/25/08

Bala M et al. - Terrorist attacks generate more severe injuries to more body regions than other types of trauma. Abdominal injury inflicted by terrorist bombings causes a unique pattern of wounds, mainly injury to hollow organs. Shrapnel is the leading cause of abdominal injury following terrorist bombings.

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