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blunt abdominal trauma
A patient is brought to the emergency room following blunt abdominal injury.His vital signs are stable.he is passing grossly bloody urine and the IV pyelogram reveals minimal extravasation on the left side and nonvisualization of the right kidney.the next step in the management of thia patient should be
1) continued observation 2) retrograde pyelography 3) arteriography 4) bilateral renal exploration through the abdomen 5) right kidney exploration through a flank incision |
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arteriography perhaps?
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In blunt trauma what are the chances that it would be single vascular injury? I would go with arteriography before exploration, which eventually will be performed.
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Last edited by Dru; 04-04-2007 at 09:03 PM. |
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