2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.mcna.2010.08.033
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Assessment and Initial Management of Urologic Trauma

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“…2,3 Uncomplicated extraperitoneal bladder rupture can be managed with catheter drainage alone, 2,3 and most will be healed by 3 weeks. 2,3,5 The rationale for the latter indication is to prevent urine extravasation in order to reduce the risk of orthopaedic hardware infection. 2,3,5 The rationale for the latter indication is to prevent urine extravasation in order to reduce the risk of orthopaedic hardware infection.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2,3 Uncomplicated extraperitoneal bladder rupture can be managed with catheter drainage alone, 2,3 and most will be healed by 3 weeks. 2,3,5 The rationale for the latter indication is to prevent urine extravasation in order to reduce the risk of orthopaedic hardware infection. 2,3,5 The rationale for the latter indication is to prevent urine extravasation in order to reduce the risk of orthopaedic hardware infection.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bei extraperitonealen Harnblasenrupturen infolge stumpfer Verletzungen hat sich die einfache Ableitung über einen transurethralen Dauerkatheter bewährt [29,35]. In Fällen von massiven Verletzungen des Blasenhalses, bei intravesikalen Knochenfragmenten oder begleitenden Rektumverletzungen ist allerdings eine chirurgische Therapie indiziert.…”
Section: Therapieunclassified
“…Wie penetrierende Harnblasenverletzungen bedürfen intraperitoneale Harnblasenverletzungen bei Beckentraumata grundsätzlich immer der direkten operativen Versorgung [29,36] …”
Section: Therapieunclassified
“…The major sign of urinary bladder injury is macroscopic hematuria which is present in 82-95% of patients, while 5-15 % of patients may have only microscopic hematuria [8][9][10][11] . Abdominal tenderness is present in up to 97%.…”
Section: Bladder Injuriesmentioning
confidence: 99%