Research Article
Primary Closure without Diversion in Management of Operative Blunt Duodenal Trauma in Children
Table 2
Patient demographic data.
| Patient data series | Age | Sex | Mechanism | ISS | Location | Injury | Time to full feeds |
| 7 yo | F | MVC | 9 | D2 | >50% Serosal tear | 6 days | 5 yo | F | Bicycle | 16 | D2/D3 | Perforation | 6 days | 7 yo | M | MVC | 9 | D3 | >50% Serosal tear | 9 days | 8 yo | M | ATV | 9 | D2 | >50% Serosal tear | 3 days | 10 yo | F | MVC | 9 | D3/4 | >50% Serosal tear | 8 days | 3 yo | M | MVC | 9 | D2 | Perforation | 8 days | 5 yo | F | MVC | 16 | D1 | Complete transection | 9 days |
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MVC: motor vehicle collision; ISS: Injury Severity Score; D1–D4 = duodenal segments 1–4.
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