Issue Date
2014-11Keywords
TRAUMAINJURY
ANIMAL
CHILD
MeSH
Abdominal InjuriesAnimals
Animals, Zoo
Bites and Stings
Child, Preschool
Female
Forearm Injuries
Humans
Multiple Trauma
Perissodactyla
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Animal attack: an unusual case of multiple trauma in childhood., 107 (10):328-9 Ir Med JPublisher
Irish Medical JournalJournal
Irish medical journalPubMed ID
25551902Abstract
A 2½ year old girl attended our facility following attack by a tapir at a city zoo. She sustained multiple injuries including a forearm laceration and multiple perforating wounds to her abdominal wall. She had several procedures, including bowel resection, performed under the care of the General Paediatric Surgery and Plastic Surgery teams and was treated with a course of IV antibiotics. She recovered well and to date has suffered no long-term adverse outcome.Item Type
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