May arise due to penetrating or blunt trauma. Deceleration injury may cause rupture at D2-3 (these segments are retroperitoneal and fixed). ...
May arise due to penetrating or blunt trauma. Deceleration injury may cause rupture at D2-3 (these segments are retroperitoneal and fixed).
CT
• Retroperitoneal gas, duodenal oedema.
• Peripancreatic stranding.
• Active haemorrhage.
• Intramural haematoma (blunt trauma).
• Check the solid organs—pancreas, liver and spleen are commonly injured alongside the duodenum.
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