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    Trauma of Urinary Tract

    Dr.M.Galuh Richata,SpU

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    Trauma of Urinary Tract

    Trauma of the:

    Kidney

    Ureter

    Bladder

    Urethra

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    Basic Principle

    of Trauma Life Support

    Primary Survey

    A = Airway Control and C-Spine Control

    B= Breathing Control and Adequate

    Oxygenization

    C= Circulation Control and Bleeding Control

    D= Disability

    Secondary Survey:

    E= Exposure and Environment Control

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    Trauma of the Kidney

    Blunt Trauma (most common mechanism,80-85% of all renal injuries, cause: vehicleaccidents, falls, fights, contact sports)

    Penetrating Trauma (gunshot, knife)

    Rapid Deceleration Trauma (vehiclecollisions, falls)

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    Kidney Trauma

    Signs & Symptoms Pain (localized to flank, or over abdomen)

    Hematuria

    Retroperitoneal bleeding abdominal

    distention, ileus, nausea & vomiting

    Shock (large loss of blood)

    Ecchymosis in the flank or UQ abdomen

    Palpable mass Blood into the peritoneal cavity acute

    abdomen diffuse abdominal tenderness,bowel sounds absent.

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    Kidney Trauma

    Laboratory Findings Urine : Hematuria (gross/microscopic)

    Blood: serial hematocrit shows a decline

    Imaging

    CT Scan with IV contrast

    IVU with double dose IV contrast

    Arteriography Ultrasound (not sensitive)

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    Kidney Trauma

    Classification of Renal Injuries

    Grade I:

    - Contusion- Subcapsular Hematoma

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    Kidney Trauma

    Grade II:- Confined perirenal

    hematoma

    - Cortical laceration < 1 cm

    - No urine extravasation

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    Kidney Trauma

    Grade III:- Laceration > 1 cm

    (into the cortex)

    - No urine extravasation

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    Kidney Trauma

    Grade IV:- Laceration into

    corticomedullary junction

    and into the collecting

    system

    (urine extravasation)

    - Laceration to segmental

    vessel may present

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    Kidney Trauma

    Grade V:- Multiple major lacerations

    (shattered kidney)

    - Avulsion of the main

    renal vessel

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    Kidney Trauma

    ManagementMinor Renal Trauma (grade I-III)

    - Mostly do not need exploration

    - Bed rest, hydration, monitoring

    Major Renal Trauma (grade IV-V)

    - Exploration through Laparatomy

    Most penetrating injuries needs exploration

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    Trauma of the Ureter

    Quite rare

    Mostly due to:

    Instrumental trauma during pelvic surgery

    Penetrating injuries (knife or gunshot)

    Rapid deceleration accidents.

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    Trauma of the Bladder

    Mostly from external force (oftenassociated with pelvic trauma/fractures)

    Other cause: Instrumental trauma during

    pelvic/gynaecologic surgery

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    Trauma of the Bladder

    Types of Bladder Ruptures Extraperitoneal Rupture

    - Most common

    - Associated in pelvic fractures

    Intraperitoneal Rupture

    - Extravasation urine in the peritoneumcavity

    - Sudden force to a full bladder

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    Trauma of the

    Urethra

    Occur most in men

    Associated with:

    - Pelvic fractures

    Posterior Urethra

    - Straddle injury

    Anterior Urethra

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    Trauma of the Urethra

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    Trauma of Posterior Urethra

    Commonly occur

    from blunt trauma

    and pelvic

    fractures.

    Urethra rupture at

    the proximal of

    urogenitaldiaphragm

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    Trauma of Posterior Urethra

    Signs & Symptoms- Inability to urinate/void (retentio urine)

    - Lower abdominal pain, suprapubictenderness

    - History and presence of crushing injury tothe pelvis

    - Meatal bleeding (most important sign!)

    - DRE: Large pelvic hematoma withprostate displaced superiorly (floating

    prostate/high riding prostate)

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    Trauma of Anterior Urethra

    Commonly caused by Straddle In jury

    Mechanism: A blow to perineal region orfall astride an object, with the perineal

    region hit the object. The urethra iscrushed between the object and theinferior edge of the symphysis.

    Other cause: instrumentation such ascatheterization.

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    Trauma of Anterior Urethra

    Signs & Symptoms- Mostly same with

    Posterior Trauma

    - Swelling &hematoma of the

    scrotum

    - Hematoma of theperineal region

    (butterfly hematoma)

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    Trauma of the Urethra

    ImagingRetrograde Urethrography

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    Retrograde Urethrography

    If there is contrast extravasation

    with contrast in the bladder

    Part ial rup tu re

    If there is only contrast extravasation

    (no contrast in the bladder)Complete Rup ture

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    Retrograde Urethrography

    Part ial Rup ture

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    Retrograde Urethrography

    Complete Rup ture

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    Trauma of the Urethra

    Management Absolute contraindication for

    catheterization

    Indication for Cystostomy or BladderPuncture.