Abdominal Trauma Surgery Introduction

Abdominal trauma surgery is performed to treat serious injuries to the abdomen caused by accidents or violence. These injuries may involve organs such as the liver, spleen, intestines, or blood vessels. The surgery is usually done urgently to control bleeding and save life.

Emergency Abdominal Repair with High-Level Sterile Control

Abdominal trauma surgery begins with rapid exposure of the abdomen using sterile techniques. Surgeons use trauma instruments, suction devices, and retractors to locate and control internal bleeding. Nivda major abdominal drapes provide wide coverage to isolate the operative field during emergency intervention. Reinforced Nivda surgical gowns protect the surgical team from heavy blood and fluid exposure. Absorbent disposable drapes and suction tubing help manage fluids efficiently. These sterile disposable systems support fast decision-making and reduce infection risk in critical situations.