(1) Blunt trauma injury was found on the victim's head.

(2) Direct fetal injury is an infrequent complication of blunt trauma.

(3) The highest percentage of victim injuries was from blunt trauma and burns.

(4) Objective To find out the choroidopathy after blunt trauma of the eye with fundus fluorescein angiography and fundus indocyanine green angiography.

(5) Traumatic rupture of the diaphragm from blunt trauma is due to a sudden explosive increase in the pleuroperitoneal pressure gradient.

(6) The researchers blunt trauma by molding a layer of clay onto the inside of the armor.

(7) The causes were penetrating trauma in 22, blunt trauma in 2, iatrogenic injury in 2, atherosclerosis in 6, medical necrosis in 6(/blunt trauma.html), and inflammatory in 2 cases.

(8) Following blunt trauma to the eye vision went down to hand motion.

(9) Blunt trauma ruptures typically occur in areas where the sclera is thinnest: the limbus or at the insertions of the extraocular muscles.

(10) There were 6 caseswith intravitreal or intraretinal foreign bodies, 3 caseswith lens dislocation in the vitreous by blunt trauma and3 cases with vitreous hemorrhage and cataract.

(11) Conclusion Arteriopalmus examination of dorsalis pedis artery, Doppler ultrasonography, arteriography are reliable methods for diagnosis of arterial injuries after blunt trauma of lower extremities.

(12) Most bladder ruptures are extraperitoneal with intraperitoneal ruptures resulting from blunt trauma to a distended bladder or iatrogenic causes.

(13) Methods:The clinical data of 57 patients with pancreatic injuries were analyzed retrospectively, in which there were blunt trauma 47 cases, penetrating trauma 8 cases and iatrogenic trauma 2 cases.

(14) Conclusion By examining angle of anterior chamber with gonioscope after blunt trauma, we could find and analysis the condition of angle and instruct clinical treatment.