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    This document discusses injuries to the genitourinary tract, including symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment. It covers injuries to the kidney, ureter, bladder, and urethra that can result from trauma. Common symptoms include hematuria (blood in the urine), back pain, and abdominal or pelvic pain. Diagnosis involves considering the injury history as well as imaging tests like intravenous pyelography, CT scans, or urethrography. Treatment depends on the specific injury but may include conservative management, surgical repair, or procedures like cystostomy or urethral stenting.

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    This document discusses injuries to the genitourinary tract, including symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment. It covers injuries to the kidney, ureter, bladder, and urethra that can result from trauma. Common symptoms include hematuria (blood in the urine), back pain, and abdominal or pelvic pain. Diagnosis involves considering the injury history as well as imaging tests like intravenous pyelography, CT scans, or urethrography. Treatment depends on the specific injury but may include conservative management, surgical repair, or procedures like cystostomy or urethral stenting.

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    Injuries in The Genitourinary Tract: DR H R Danarto - SPB, Spu

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    This document discusses injuries to the genitourinary tract, including symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment. It covers injuries to the kidney, ureter, bladder, and urethra that can result from trauma. Common symptoms include hematuria (blood in the urine), back pain, and abdominal or pelvic pain. Diagnosis involves considering the injury history as well as imaging tests like intravenous pyelography, CT scans, or urethrography. Treatment depends on the specific injury but may include conservative management, surgical repair, or procedures like cystostomy or urethral stenting.

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    INJURIES IN THE

    GENITOURINARY
    TRACT
    Dr H R Danarto.SpB,SpU.
    SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS
    HEMATURIA
    BACKPAIN
    MEATAL BLEEDING
    PERINEAL PAIN
    SUPRAPUBIC PAIN
    PERITONITIS
    HEMATURIA
    KIDNEY
    URETER
    BLADDER
    KIDNEY INJURIES
    CAUSE OF INJURIES
    ANATOMY
    HEMATURIA
    INJURIES KIDNEY

    MINOR ( 65 % )

    MAYOR
    TRAUMA GINJAL
    Diagnose
    History presence hematuria
    Physical examination
    Excoriation / hematoma flank
    Bulging flank
    Flank pain
    Radilogic examination
    Intravenous pyelography
    Ct scan
    Arteriography
    MEATAL BLEEDING
    URETHRA
    ANTERIOR
    GLANULARIS
    PENDULANS
    BULBOSA

    POSTERIOR
    MEMBRANACEA
    URETHRAL INJURIES
    CAUSA :

    STRADDLE PERINEAL INJURIES


    METAL CATETER
    FRACTURE PUBIS
    Diagnose
    Physical exam
    Meatal bleeding
    Hematoma / excoriation perineal
    Hematoma scrotal

    Imaging
    Urethrography retrograde extravasasion
    contrast
    Treatment
    Konservative treatment
    Sistostomy
    Early repair urethra
    Diagnose
    History injury and meatal bleeding
    Physical exam
    Hematoma / oedema suprapubic
    Suspected fract pubic
    Imaging
    Urethrography
    Treatment
    Sistostomy
    Realigment
    Bladder rupture
    Intra peritoneal
    Symptome peritonities

    Extra peritoneal
    Symptome retropubic pain
    Diagnose
    History injury and hematuria
    Physical exam
    Peritonities
    Oedema / hematoma suprapubic
    Pain suprapubic
    Imaging
    urethrocystography
    Treatment
    Konservative
    Inserting cateter
    Repair bladder
    THANKS
    SEE YOU ON CLINICAL DEPT

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