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How can they treat a gunshot wound to the stomach?
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Surgery: Gunshot wounds to the abdomen are typically treated with surgery to identify and repair the injuries. Rarely, they can be evaluated and observed without surgery, but that is the exception.
Answered 6/6/2016
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