‘Bear-Claw’ appearance on CECT abdomen is seen in:
Correct Answer: Hepatic laceration
Description: HEPATIC INJURY MC organ injured in blunt abdominal trauma: Spleen> liver. Most liver injury bleeding is venous, and therefore low pressure, tamponade is readily performed. Diagnosis Unstable patient explored for the finding of free fluid on FAST examination. Stable patient - CECT abdomen. Bear claw laceration: Multiple Linear laceration of liver on CECT .
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