Survival following blunt traumatic right ventricular free wall rupture

Keyphrases

• Tachycardia 100%
• Left Ventricular Wall Rupture 100%
• Surgical History 100%
• Right Ventricular Free Wall 100%
• Computed Tomography 50%
• Young Men 50%
• Hypotension 50%
• Cardiopulmonary Bypass 50%
• Cardiac Injury 50%
• Emergency Department 50%
• Dyspnea 50%
• Right Ventricle 50%
• Right Ventricular 50%
• Tertiary Care 50%
• Pseudoaneurysm 50%
• Normotension 50%
• Lethal Injury 50%
• Patent Foramen Ovale 50%
• Pericardial Effusion 50%
• Surgical Exploration 50%
• Median Sternotomy 50%
• Delayed Presentation 50%
• Cardiac Intervention 50%
• Ventricular Wall 50%
• Care Institutions 50%
• Contrast Extravasation 50%
• Wall Defects 50%
• Transmural Defect 50%
• Pericardiotomy 50%
• Blunt Thoracic Trauma 50%
• Thoracic Pain 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Tachyarrhythmia 100%
• Surgical History 100%
• Injury 50%
• Blood Pressure 50%
• Emergency Department 50%
• Hypotension 50%
• Cardiopulmonary Bypass 50%
• Heart Injury 50%
• Dyspnea 50%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 50%
• Tertiary Care 50%
• Right Ventricle 50%
• Thorax Pain 50%
• Pseudoaneurysm 50%
• Patent Foramen Ovale 50%
• Thorax Injury 50%
• Pericardial Fluid 50%
• Surgical Exploration 50%
• Median Sternotomy 50%
• Pericardial Window 50%
• Contrast Medium Extravasation 50%