Clinical Management in Renal Flashcards
Angiomyolipma?
embolization
What kind of staging is used for RCC?
Robson
Treatment of RCC?
radical or partial nephrectomy, radiofrquency ablation, cryoablation
Acute urinary retention
catheter
Renal calculus?
NSAIDs
Alpha blocker for small stone expected to pass
If stone hasn’t passed in 1 month, needs surgical intervention
Stent if infected
Torsion of spermatic cord?
prompt exploration to avoid reversible ischaemic injury
Torsion of testicular appendages?
treat conservatively, NSAIDs, ice, reduced activity etc
Pariphimosis?
iced glove, granulated sugar for 1-2hrs, puncture, compression,
Priapism?
aspirate blood from corpus cavernosum, inject alpha agonist, surgical
Fournier’s?
debridement and antibiotics
Emphysematous pyelonephritis?
often requires nephrectomy
Bladder injury?
catheter, antibiotics
Penile fracture?
circumcision incision with de gloving of penis to expose all 3 comparments
BPH?
alpha blockers are 1st line eg tamulosin
5alpha reductase inhibitors may be added eg finasteride
Prostate cancer?
if under 70, prostatectomy
SCC of penis?
circumcision and topical 5 flurouracil
Stress incontinence?
pelvic floor exercise