2009, Number 1 VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

January-March, 2009; Volume 31: Number 1
Cir Gen 2009; 31 (1)

Editorial

Relevance of the epidemiology of trauma

Original Articles

Trauma penetrante en abdomen y tórax: Estudio de casos en el Hospital General de Ciudad Juárez

Explosion injury: the urban scenario as practical and epidemiological model of trauma in military operations

Epidemiology of surgical closed abdominal trauma in the state hospital “Carlos Chagas” of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 2006 to 2008

Diaphragmatic injuries due to blunt trauma. Experience in a trauma center

Comparison of the conventional technique versus a modified one for the placement of the Tenckhoff peritoneal catheter. Controlled clinical assay

Hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery in colon procedures

Hospital trains during the Mexican Revolution (1912 - 1915)

Nonoperative management of severe blunt hepatic trauma: the exception to the rule. One-case report

Cirujano General

2009, Number 1 VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

Contents

Editorial

Relevance of the epidemiology of trauma

Original Articles

Trauma penetrante en abdomen y tórax: Estudio de casos en el Hospital General de Ciudad Juárez

Explosion injury: the urban scenario as practical and epidemiological model of trauma in military operations

Epidemiology of surgical closed abdominal trauma in the state hospital “Carlos Chagas” of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 2006 to 2008

Diaphragmatic injuries due to blunt trauma. Experience in a trauma center

Comparison of the conventional technique versus a modified one for the placement of the Tenckhoff peritoneal catheter. Controlled clinical assay

Hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery in colon procedures

Hospital trains during the Mexican Revolution (1912 - 1915)

Nonoperative management of severe blunt hepatic trauma: the exception to the rule. One-case report

Abdominal sepsis due to necrosis and gastric perforation caused by Candida spp. A propos of a case