Blunt liver trauma: from non-operative management to transplantation. Systematic review and meta-analysis. Part I: primary control point - mortality

Introduction. The high incidence of blunt liver injuries, general and postoperative mortality necessitate a search for optimal treatment options of the condition. Аim. To conduct a systematic literature review and meta-analysis and compare various treatment options for patients with blunt liver injury. Methods. A systematic search for non–randomized studies was conducted from 01 October 2015, a systematic search for randomized studies was conducted without time limits, until February 29, 2024. Results. There is a clear trend towards non-surgical management of hemodynamically stable or stabilized patients, and in case of hemodynamic instability, the use of liver tamponade followed by angioembolization. Conclusion. A larger number of well-planned randomized clinical trials are required to concretize the surgical approach to patients with liver injury.

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Journal of Experimental and Clinical Surgery
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2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.18499/2070-478x-2025-18-1-48-67
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Abdominal Trauma and Injuries
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Blunt liver trauma: from non-operative management to transplantation. Systematic review and meta-analysis. Part I: primary control point - mortality

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Blunt liver trauma: from non-operative management to transplantation. Systematic review and meta-analysis. Part I: primary control point - mortality

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Abstract

Introduction. The high incidence of blunt liver injuries, general and postoperative mortality necessitate a search for optimal treatment options of the condition. Аim. To conduct a systematic literature review and meta-analysis and compare various treatment options for patients with blunt liver injury. Methods. A systematic search for non–randomized studies was conducted from 01 October 2015, a systematic search for randomized studies was conducted without time limits, until February 29, 2024. Results. There is a clear trend towards non-surgical management of hemodynamically stable or stabilized patients, and in case of hemodynamic instability, the use of liver tamponade followed by angioembolization. Conclusion. A larger number of well-planned randomized clinical trials are required to concretize the surgical approach to patients with liver injury.

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