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See Latest ArticlesTraumatic diaphragmatic injuries in children: do they really mark the severity of injury
Pediatric Surgery International, 06/18/09
Khan TR et al. - Diaphragmatic injuries in children are rare. They are usually associated with other severe injuries; however, isolated diaphragmatic injuries occur more frequently in children than adults. A high index of clinical suspicion supported by prompt radiological tests is needed to diagnose these injuries in patients who otherwise have no associated grievous injuries.
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