Blunt splenic injuries

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Quick and dirty survey:

Where do you nurse haemodynamically stable patients with an isolated
spleen injury being managed conservatively, and no other injuries? ICU?
General ward? Higher acuity ward?
What acuity of nursing? What monitors? 
Does the exact CT grade of injury matter, or merely the fact that the
patient is stable and the trauma surgeon is comfortable to watch?

Many thanks,

Ian

correspondence to: seppelt at med.usyd.edu.au

Ian Seppelt FANZCA FJFICM
Senior Staff Specialist
Dept of Intensive Care Medicine
The Nepean Hospital, PO Box 63 Penrith NSW 2751
Director of Clinical Research, Sydney West AHS
Clinical Lecturer, University of Sydney

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