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Indications of celiotomy in blunt trauma:

A

Grade I spleen damage

B

Grade II liver damage

C

Peritoneal air on imaging

D

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High-Yield Explanation

Ans is C (Peritoneal air on imaging) Most spleen and liver injuries are managed non-operatively, if the patient is hemodynamically stable.

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