Injury to the liver often presents as bruising, rubbing on the right abdomen and chest, right lower quadrant pain, and pain when pressing on the right rib. Previously, liver injury was considered as a solid organ rupture requiring emergency surgery to treat the injury. Therefore, many small lesions or bleeding that have stopped bleeding are still unnecessary surgical intervention.

The liver is a large solid organ in the human body. In closed abdominal trauma, liver rupture accounts for nearly 68%. Liver rupture has many different levels. If not detected promptly, it can lead to abdominal bleeding, causing the patient to go into shock due to blood loss and easily leading to death.