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Year, journal | Authors | Title | Treatment; outcome |
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2014, Case Reports in Emergency Medicine [6] | Moustafa et al. | Diagnosis of an inguinal hernia after a blunt inguinal trauma with an intestinal perforation | Laparotomy, resection; discharge on day 10 |
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2012, Hernia [7] | Shahin et al. | Small bowel perforation due to blunt trauma to an inguinal hernia: a case report and literature review | Minilaparotomy, suturing of perforation, uneventful; discharge after a few days |
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2011, Hernia [8] | Westwood and Milsom | Colonic perforation following blunt trauma to an inguinal hernia | Laparoscopy, primary closure, uneventful; discharge on day 5 |
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2009, Hernia [9] | Neuhaus et al. | Intestinal perforation following a blunt abdominal trauma in patients with pre-existing inguinal hernia | 3 cases, laparotomy, 2x uneventful, 1x ileus, and incisional hernia |
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2009, Hernia [10] | Ersoz et al. | Isolated terminal ileum perforation after a kick blow to an inguinal hernia | Direct suturing of perforation, postoperatively uneventful; discharge on day 7 |
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2003, Hernia [11] | Oncel et al. | Small bowel perforation due to blunt trauma directly to the inguinal region: a case report | Laparotomy, resection and anastomosis, uneventful; discharge on day 5 |
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2000, American Journal of Roentgenology [12] | Uppot et al. | Intestinal perforation from blunt trauma to an inguinal hernia | Laparotomy, colon resection |
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2000, Praxis [13] | Nussbaumer et al. | Traumatic perforation of the small intestine—a rare complication of inguinal hernia | Laparoscopy, direct suturing of perforation |
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