Diaphragmatic rupture is an uncommon injury in blunt abdominal trauma. Once a diaphragmatic rupture has been diagnosed, surgery should be performed to repair the rupture.

Diaphragmatic rupture is a type of diaphragmatic injury that occurs when a patient has a blunt abdominal injury, usually due to an accident. This is a strong impact injury that causes abdominal pressure to suddenly increase, causing the diaphragm to stretch and rupture.

Diaphragmatic repair surgery is a major surgery that requires double-lumen endotracheal anesthesia combined with lung collapse to control the patient's breathing during surgery and resuscitation after surgery.

Diaphragmatic rupture is a type of diaphragmatic injury that occurs when a patient has a closed abdominal injury, often caused by a work accident or a traffic accident. This is a strong impact injury that causes abdominal pressure to suddenly increase, causing the diaphragm to stretch and rupture.

Blunt chest trauma is the most common type of injury resulting from motor vehicle crashes and is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in all age groups. The types of blunt chest trauma depend largely on the severity of the injury and can range from harmless to life-threatening.