XXXX of a @entity8529 due to blunt @entity1661 in a soccer game: A case report.

@entity1 @entity154 @entity32 @entity697 @entity548 @entity55 @entity6177 @entity1661 @entity397 @entity490 @entity298 @entity8529
INTRODUCTION: a @entity8529 is one of the most common @entity154 of the digestive tract. The reported lifetime complication rate is 4%, mostly due to @entity548 , obstruction, perforation or @entity32 . A symptomatic @entity8529 due to @entity397 after blunt @entity1661 is very rare. We believe this case report is the first reporting a @entity397 of a @entity8529 after a low velocity blunt @entity1661 and outlining the importance of a thorough and complete examination of the @entity1 after blunt @entity1661 . PRESENTATION OF CASE: a 17-year-old male presented with @entity490 after blunt @entity1661 during a soccer game. Physical examination showed signs of @entity298 in all quadrants of the abdomen. During admission the @entity1 deteriorated with decreasing blood pressure and raising pulse rate. A CT-scan showed free abdominal fluid. Our @entity1 was scheduled for an emergent laparotomy where a perforated @entity8529 with fecal spill was found. A segmental ileal resection was performed. Post-operative, @entity1 developed a @entity55 and @entity6177 treated with percutaneous drainage. After an admission period of 17-days the @entity1 was discharged. CONCLUSION: perforation of a @entity8529 is rarely suspected as a cause of @entity697 following blunt @entity1661 . This case shows the importance of awareness of this kind of injury especially in male @entity1 .
