September 10, 2025SAS Journal of SurgeryOpen Access

Abdominal Wounds Caused by Firearms: Clinical Aspects and Treatment Methods

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Overall mortality was high in the sample of abdominal gunshot wounds observed over a 16-year period.
88.88% of patients underwent surgical intervention for gunshot wounds, with specific organs being affected.
The study employed a retrospective descriptive analysis to gather data from the visceral surgery department.
Findings indicate a significant public health issue related to firearm injuries, necessitating improved treatment methods.

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TBThierno Mamadou Foinké BahDonka Hospital BDBD DialloWorld Health Organization MDMamadou Moustapha DiengWest and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development

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Retrospective analysis reveals high morbidity and mortality in 135 abdominal gunshot wounds, highlighting surgical interventions and treatment methods.

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Bah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c241efb210217d647a1dea https://doi.org/10.36347/sasjs.2025.v11i08.003

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Retrospective analysis reveals high morbidity and mortality in 135 abdominal gunshot wounds, highlighting surgical interventions and treatment methods.

Abdominal Wounds Caused by Firearms: Clinical Aspects and Treatment Methods

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Abdominal Wounds Caused by Firearms: Clinical Aspects and Treatment Methods

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