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CT = computed tomography; Ht = haematocrit; SAE = selective angioembolisation.
--- If haemodynamically unstable.
** Antibiotics should be administered for all penetrating injuries.
* Excluding Grade 5 penetrating injuries.

Figure 4.1.1 Management of renal trauma

Management of renal trauma


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renal trauma
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Determine haemodynamic
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Treatment algorithms
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stability
aer primary resuscita on
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laparotomy


angioembolisa on
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Observa on injury or major
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delayed images (pulsa le
associated injuries or expanding
haematoma)

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UROLOGICAL TRAUMA - LIMITED UPDATE MARCH 2023

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Observa on, �.
bed rest, serial angioembolisa on nephrectomy)
bed rest, serial
Ht according to (repeat if Failure
Ht, an bio cs
severity** unsuccessful)

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Repeat Imaging

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