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Ultrasonography in thoracic and abdominal stab wound injury: results from the FETTHA study.

Donia BouzidAlexy Tran-DinhBrice Lortat-JacobEnora AtchadeSylvain Jean-BaptisteParvine TashkAurelie SnauwaertNathalie ZappellaPascal AugustinQuentin PellencYves CastierLara RibeiroAugustin GaudemerAntoine KhalilPhilippe MontraversSebastien Tanakanull null
Published in: Emergency medicine journal : EMJ (2023)
In patients admitted with stab wounds to the torso, eFAST was not sensitive enough to diagnose pneumothorax and haemoperitoneum, but performed better in the detection of cardiac tamponade and haemothorax than the other injuries. More robust multicentre studies are needed to better define the role of eFAST in this specific population.
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