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See Latest ArticlesThe Role of Laparoscopic Management in Suspected Traumatic Diaphragmatic Injury Patients: A Tertiary Care Center Experience
Journal of The Medical Association of Thailand, 07/17/09
Opasanon S et al. – Laparoscopy is an excellent diagnostic and therapeutic tool in hemodynamically stable patients. Left–sided DI can be successfully treated with laparoscopic repair. However, right–sided DI may be better with thoracoscopic repair.
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