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EM Genitourinary Trauma Slides
Renal Injury
Bladder Injury
Ureteral Injury
Urethral Injury
External Genital
Injury
Renal Injury
RED FLAGS Answer
Hematuria (not always!)
CT contrast
Flank pain/ecchymoses
Lower rib fx Consult
Lumbar transverse process fx
Penetrating flank injury
Most blunt renal trauma is non operative
Perinephric blood
Renal Contusion
Bladder Injury
Red Flags Answer
INTRA- peritoneal
inside peritoneum
BAD= OR
EXTRA-peritoneal
outside peritoneum
Rare Answer
● CT
(due to retroperitoneal protection)
w/contrast
Penetrating Trauma ● CT urogram
● Retrograde
+/- flank pain pyelography
< 50% have hematuria ● Consult
Urethral Injury
Red Flags Answer
● Pelvic fracture ● NO FOLEY
● HEMATURIA ● RUG
● BLOOD AT MEATUS ● CT cystogram
● Inability to void ● Consult
● Boggy prostate
● Perineal bruising
posterior
urogenital
diaphragm
anterior
Urethral Injury
Anterior Posterior
● Straddle injury ● Pelvic fracture
● Hematuria ● Distended bladder
● Swollen penis/scrotum ● Normal penis
● Complications: ● High-riding prostate
○ Fistula/Stricture ● Complications:
○ Impotence/incontinence
⇩
OR ⇩
Suprapubic catheter
Delayed surgery
Suprapubic Catheter
RED FLAGS Indications
● Urethral injury ● Need to decompress
● Urethral stricture bladder
● Urinary retention ● Cannot pass foley
Scrotal/Testicular Answer
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Abdotrauma by James Heilman, MD is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0