Nonobstetric lower genital tract injuries in rural India

Jana, Narayan; Santra, Debjyoti; Das, Debasis; Das, Anindya; Dasgupta, Subhendu

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“…Severe associated urological,intestinal, and bony injuries may be caused by goring, and there is always a high probability of an infection. Hence, all such wounds should be thoroughly washed and debrided, and a meticulous speculum examination of vagina and digital rectal examination are mandatory to arrive at an accurate diagnosis [2,4,5].…”

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“…Many cases may resolve with a minimal medical intervention, but the majority cases have severe lacerations, and require hospitalization and blood transfusion, while some may be fatal. Labial hematoma usually requires conservative management except when there is continuous bleeding [2]. Evacuation of hematoma along with suturing is the mainstay of management in the presence of bleeding from the wound.…”

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“…The different causes of injury are coital injuries; astride injuries involving chairs, baths, toilet seats, central bar of boy's cycles; sports injuries, etc. [1][2][3][4]. Rarely, a cow horn or a bull goring may lead to vulvar and/or urethral injury and such incidence is scarcely reported [5].…”

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Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma Caused by Cow Horn Injury

Priyadarshi

Gupta

Pal

2015

J Obstet Gynecol India

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Introduction Lower genitourinary tract trauma in females caused by cow horn injury (goring) is rarely reported and discussed. Materials and Methods All (12) women who were managed over the past 5 years for genitourinary tract trauma inflicted by cow horn injury were retrospectively analyzed.Results Variable patterns of lower genitourinary trauma were observed due to cow horn injury. Conclusion Treatment should be individualized and offered after thorough evaluation under anesthesia.

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Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma Caused by Cow Horn Injury

Priyadarshi

Gupta

Pal

2015

J Obstet Gynecol India

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“…Injuries to the female external genitalia accounted for one-third of all paediatric injuries and nearly 20% of all adult injuries. Given our findings, and with only two case series of vulvovaginal trauma identified in the literature, the risk of perineal and vaginal trauma in girls associated with bicycles is under-reported and likely underappreciated by physicians and by experts involved in injury prevention initiatives 9 10. We believe further attention should be paid to this common type of GU injury caused by bicycles.…”

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Bicycle-related genitourinary injuries in the USA from 2002–2010

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Among children, the incidence of bicycle-related genitourinary (GU) injuries was 448 per 100 000 (95% CI 383 to 514) and, among adults, was 53 per 100 000 (95% CI 36 to 71). Although children sustained more injuries, adults were more likely to being admitted to the hospital for the GU injury (OR 1.95, 95% CI 1.13 to 3.37). Children sustain nearly 10 times more GU injuries due to bicycles than adults, but adults have higher odds of sustaining injuries requiring admission.

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“…Prospective studies in gynaecological trauma services (excluding obstetric injuries) have shown coital injuries to represent 32.7% of genital injuries (Jana et al, 2008). Legally, these injuries are classified according to whether intercourse was consensual (i.e.…”

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Textbook of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

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2016

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Nonobstetric lower genital tract injuries in rural India

Abstract: Severe hemorrhage caused by NOGTIs is potentially fatal in rural settings if treatment is delayed. Prompt resuscitation, early referral, and appropriate surgical intervention can avert both morbidity and mortality.

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Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma Caused by Cow Horn Injury

Lower Genitourinary Tract Trauma Caused by Cow Horn Injury

Bicycle-related genitourinary injuries in the USA from 2002–2010

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