Urologic And Genital Trauma

With new international guidelines published for the clinical care of urology trauma patients, McAninch and Bartsch give us a new comprehensive source covering the diagnosis and management of injuries to the urologic and genital systems - updating previous source material at least a decade old.Covering all clinical care aspects of trauma to both the urologic and genital systems, the international team of contributors examine the incorporation of new international guidelines for critical care urology patients for use within the clinical practice… includes both pediatric and adult injuries and is filled with scientific diagrams and photos differentiating injuries by sex… coverage of all aspects of urologic disorders beginning with diagnosis and moving through treatment-including surgical and non-surgical options-recovery, and the overall management of the disorders… in-depth analysis of renal trauma, urethral trauma bladder injuries, urethral injuries, and genital injuries.

Renal Trauma. Diagnosis, Imaging, Staging. Surgical Intervention - Indications, Technique, and Outcome. Non-operative management - Solution and Approach. Renal Vascular Injuries. Pediatric Renal Injuries. Ureteral Trauma. etiology and cause - including iatrogenic diagnosis and imaging. Management approach. Techniques for repair. Bladder Injuries. Etiology, Diagnosis, Imaging. Management - Surgical, Non-surgical, Complications. Urethral Injuries. Etiology - Initial assessment, Imaging, Types of pelvic fractures. Posterior Urethra. Initial management. Delayed management, reconstruction outcomes. Initial diagnosis and early management. Delayed reconstruction and Outcomes-grafts. Delayed reconstruction and Outcomes -flaps. Impotence after Trauma - Etiology, diagnosis and management, including prosthesis. Incontinence - neuropathic bladder after pelvic trauma. Pediatric Urethral Injuries. Female Urethral Injuries. Genital Injuries. Penile Amputation. Rupture - blunt. Gunshot - other penetrating. Testicle and Scrotum. Blunt. Penetrating. Skin Loss. Etiology - blunt, penetrating, burns, initial management. Delayed - reconstruction, skin grafting, flaps