Abdominal trauma refers to any injury to the abdomen that may involve the internal organs, blood vessels, muscles, or bones. It can result from blunt force (non-penetrating) or penetrating injuries (like stab or gunshot wounds). Abdominal trauma is a life-threatening emergency and must be managed promptly to prevent internal bleeding, organ damage, or infection.
Dr. K.K. Verma, a highly skilled gastrointestinal and trauma surgeon in Jabalpur, provides comprehensive emergency care, diagnosis, and advanced surgical treatment for all types of abdominal trauma.
Caused by road traffic accidents, falls, sports injuries
Can lead to organ rupture, hematomas, internal bleeding, or bowel injuries
Caused by stab wounds, gunshot injuries, or sharp object penetration
High risk of organ perforation, vascular injury, and peritonitis
Road traffic accidents (most common)
Falls from height
Physical assault
Industrial or workplace injury
Gunshot or stab wounds
Sports injuries
Blast injuries
Abdominal pain and tenderness
Swelling or distension of the abdomen
Visible bruises or wounds
Nausea, vomiting, or blood in vomit
Difficulty passing urine or stool
Signs of internal bleeding (low blood pressure, fast pulse, pale skin)
Altered consciousness or restlessness
In penetrating trauma, visible organ protrusion may be seen
⚠️ Abdominal trauma can be silent at first but deadly if untreated. Immediate evaluation is crucial.
Fast and focused diagnosis is essential for proper intervention.
Airway, Breathing, Circulation (ABC) assessed Immediate stabilization of vital signs
Bedside ultrasound to detect free fluid or blood in the abdominal cavity
Gold standard in stable patients Detects organ injury, bleeding, perforation, and vascular compromise
Minimally invasive procedure to inspect abdominal organs in select cases
Performed in unstable patients when ultrasound/CT is inconclusive
Complete blood count, liver and kidney function tests Coagulation profile, cross-match for transfusion
The goal is to stop the leak, treat infection, and stabilize the patient.
Emergency open surgery to explore and treat abdominal injuries Control bleeding, repair organ damage, or remove ruptured tissues
In stable patients with minimal injury Used for diagnostic purposes, drain placement, or repair of minor organ injuries
Surgical bypass or clot removal from the mesenteric artery Performed in select cases with vascular surgical support
Splenectomy (removal of ruptured spleen) Bowel resection (if intestines are damaged) Repair of liver or kidney injuries Colostomy or ileostomy if bowel injury is severe
Vital signs, urine output, bleeding control, oxygen support
Gradual reintroduction of oral intake Specialized nutritional care in case of bowel involvement
Postoperative pain control and psychological support
Helps patients regain mobility and strength after abdominal surgery
Yes, in selected stable patients with minor injuries. But continuous monitoring is essential.
Liver, spleen, intestines, and kidneys are frequently affected depending on the type of trauma.
Low blood pressure, fast heart rate, cold skin, confusion, and abdominal swelling.
Depending on severity, full recovery may take 2–6 weeks, with follow-up care and rehabilitation.
Yes, in stable cases it is very effective and allows faster recovery with fewer complications.
Dr. K.K. Verma is a renowned laparoscopic surgeon known for his precision and patient-centric care. With years of experience and advanced surgical skills, he specializes in minimally invasive procedures that ensure quicker recovery. His dedication to excellence has earned him the trust of countless patients.
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