GU Trauma Flashcards
Trauma imaging
Renal :
Ureteral :
Bladder :
Urethral :
Testicular:
CTU
CTU
Cystogram
RUG/Cysto
Ultrasound
Indications for CTU
- ____ hematuria
- Micro hematuria with ____
- gross hematuria
2. microhematuria + hypotension
Must get f/up imaging for grade ____ renal lacerations
4-5
Non-expanding subcapsular hematoma without parenchymal laceration
Grade ___ kidney injury
1
Non-expanding peri-renal hematoma
Grade ___ kidney injury
2
<1cm in depth kidney laceration w/o urine extravasation
Grade ___ kidney injury
2
> 1 cm in depth kidney laceration w/p urinary extravasation
Grade ___ kidney injury
3
Parenchymal laceration through cortex & collecting system
Grade ___ kidney injury
4
Injury of renal artery or vein with contained hemorrhage
Grade ___ kidney injury
4
Completely shattered kidney
Grade ___ kidney injury
5
Complete avulsion of renal hilum with devascularized kidney
Grade ___ kidney injury
5
Treat of XGP kidney on boards
nephrectomy
In unstable patients, manage ureteral injuries with ____
drainage (PCN vs stent)
Management of traumatic ureteral contusions
Stenting vs resection + primary repair
Management of ureteral injury above iliac vessels
primary repair (U-U)
Management of ureteral injury below iliac vessels
reimplant
Imaging for pt with gross hematuria + pelvic fracture
Retrograde cystogram (XR or CT)
use 300-400cc
Indications to operatively repair an extraperitoneal bladder injury
Bladder neck injury
Foreign body
+vaginal injury
Failure of bladder drainage
Diagnostic exam for blood at meatus after pelvic trauma
RUG
Immediate management of complete pelvic fracture urethral injury with no contrast reaching bladder on RUG
SPT
Immediate management of partial pelvic fracture urethral injury with some contrast reaching bladder on RUG
Primary realignment vs SPT
Penetrating trauma to scrotum - management?
Scrotal exploration
Ecchymosis of penis with snapping sound followed by detumescence - diagnosis?
penile fracture
Imaging for penile fracture if exam is equivocal
penile u/s