Abstract
In this study, we present herein a case of delayed giant abdominal wall hernia after blunt traumatic with small intestine and bladder injury. In a traffic accident the patient had closed abdominal injury with small intestine and bladder injury. Intra-abdominal hemorrhage was diagnosed by paracentesis and B-mode ultrasound tomography, so exploratory laparotomy was taken. Four months after surgery a giant abdominal wall hernia was found by CT, the hernial sac was intestinal canal. The defect was repaired using prolene mesh. In order to facilitate the communication of clinical medicine and forensic identification, the analysis of traumatic cause was discussed.
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