Spontaneous Rupture of the Bladder

Altman, Barry; Horsburgh, A. G.

doi:10.1111/j.1464-410x.1966.tb09681.x

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“…Spontaneous intraperitoneal rupture of the urinary bladder has been reported as a late complication of radiation therapy for cervical cancer [1]. Additional causes are distension resulting from outlet obstruction, alcohol intoxication, or a neurogenic bladder [2]. Bladder rupture can also occur due to malignant tumours, inflammatory lesions, diverticuli, calculi and following enterocystoplasty.…”

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Diagnosis of bladder rupture by arterial blood gas analysis

Vohra¹,

Kapur²

2007

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Diagnosis of bladder rupture by arterial blood gas analysis

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Kapur²

2007

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“…Until 1986, the only case of SRUB with a background of pelvic irradiation in the English-language literature was reported by Airman and Horsburgh in 1966 [7]. In 1986, Schein et al reported a case of SRUB in a 68 year old woman who had adjuvant radiotherapy following hysterectomy for cervical cancer 24 years before presentation [3].…”

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Idiopathic spontaneous rupture of the urinary bladder (SRUB). A case report and review of literature

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Spontaneous rupture of the urinary bladder (SRUB) is a rare urological emergency. It is usually secondary to an underlying pathology. An idiopathic entity has not been reported in the literature.We report a case of idiopathic SRUB in a young female presented with abdominal pain and acute renal injury in the absence of prior trauma. We have conducted a literature review to identify commonly reported etiologies.SRUB is usually secondary to an underlying pathology, but in extremely rare cases it can be idiopathic.

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“…Evans stellte 1976 eine Literaturübersicht von insgesamt 84 Fällen vor (6). Die Diagnosestellung erfolgt dabei häufig aufgrund der Symptomarmut verzögert (1,2,6). Bei dem vorgestellten Fall handelt es sich um einen Patienten, bei dem in einem Zeitraum von 13 Jahren insgesamt 8 Blasenspontanrupturen aufgetreten sind.…”

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“…Zystoskopisch kann eine Blasenruptur -wie auch von uns einmal -als Divertikel fehlgedeutet werden (2). Der klassische Test der Bestimmung eines Fehlvolumens bei gleichzeitiger Blaseninstillation und Aspiration ist nicht immer eindeutig, beispielsweise im Falle einer ausreichend großen Perforationsstelle ohne Ventileffekt (1,2).…”

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