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Trauma of the Abdomen and Pelvis the efficient but cost-effective use of imaging. One aspect of the trend to non-operative care is the desire to avoid non-therapeutic surgery; this is possible if imaging can identify those patients who require surgery. Another is the realization that non-operative care can result in better long-term outcome, such as splenic salvage.

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