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Blunt Colorectal Injuries

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Which type of injury is more common: blunt or penetrating injury?

Blunt injury

Both types of injuries are equally common

It is not mentioned in the text

Penetrating injury (correct)

What is the recommended management for small perforations with little contamination in a stable patient?

Bowel inspection

Primary closure (correct)

Fecal diversion

Resection

What is the recommended treatment for a mucosal hematoma caused by blunt trauma from an enema or foreign body?

No surgical treatment (correct)

Fecal diversion

Debridement of nonviable tissue

Distal rectal washout

Blunt Colorectal Injuries

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Which type of injury is more common: blunt or penetrating injury?

What is the recommended management for small perforations with little contamination in a stable patient?

What is the recommended treatment for a mucosal hematoma caused by blunt trauma from an enema or foreign body?

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