Guidelines on Urological Trauma - pchurology.co.uk

1 Guidelines on Urological Trauma Summerton (chair), N. Djakovic, Kitrey, Kuehhas, N. Lumen, E. Serafetinidis, Sharma European Association of urology 2014. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE. 1. BACKGROUND 6. Methodology 6. Evidence sources 6. Publication history 6. Potential conflict of interest statement 7. Definition and Epidemiology 7. Genito-Urinary Trauma 7. Classification of Trauma 7. Initial evaluation and treatment 8. References 8. 2. RENAL Trauma 9. Introduction 9. Mode of injury 9. Blunt renal injuries 9. Penetrating renal injuries 10.

2 Injury classification 10. Diagnosis 10. Patient history and physical examination 10. Recommendations 11. Laboratory evaluation 11. Recommendations 11. Imaging: criteria for radiographic assessment 11. Ultrasound (US) 12. Intravenous pyelography (IVP) 12. One-shot intra-operative IVP 12. Computed tomography (CT) 12. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 13. Angiography 13. Radionuclide scans 13. Recommendations 13. Treatment 13. Indications for renal exploration 13. Interventional radiology 13. Operative findings and reconstruction 14.

3 Non-operative management of renal injuries 15. Blunt renal injuries 15. Penetrating renal injuries 15. Recommendations 16. Post-operative care and follow-up 16. Complications 16. Recommendations 17. Renal injury in the polytrauma patient 17. Recommendations 17. Iatrogenic renal injuries 17. Introduction 17. Incidence and aetiology 17. Diagnosis (clinical signs, imaging) 18. Management 19. Statements and recommendations 20. Algorithms 20. References 22. 3. URETERAL Trauma 30. Aetiology 30. Diagnosis 31. Clinical diagnosis 31.

4 Radiological diagnosis 31. 2 Urological Trauma - LIMITED UPDATE APRIL 2014. Prevention of iatrogenic Trauma 31. Management 31. Uretero-ureterostomy 32. Uretero-calycostomy 32. Transuretero-ureterostomy 32. Ureteral reimplantation with a psoas hitch 32. Ureteral reimplantation with a Boari flap 32. Ileal interposition graft 32. Autotransplantation 33. Statements and recommendations on ureteral Trauma 33. References 33. 4. BLADDER Trauma 35. Background, incidence and aetiology 35. External (non-iatrogenic) Trauma 35. Iatrogenic Trauma 35.

5 External iatrogenic bladder Trauma 36. Internal iatrogenic bladder Trauma 36. Risk factors 36. Clinical signs and symptoms 36. External Trauma 36. Caution in case of urinary retention and/or urethral blood loss 37. Iatrogenic Trauma 37. Peri-operative: external iatrogenic bladder Trauma 37. Peri-operative: internal iatrogenic bladder Trauma 37. Post-operative: unrecognized bladder injury 37. Intravesical foreign body 37. Imaging 37. Cystography (conventional or CT) 37. Cystoscopy 38. Excretory phase of CT or IVP 38. Ultrasound 38.

6 Treatment 38. External Trauma 38. Blunt Trauma : extraperitoneal rupture 38. Blunt Trauma : intraperitoneal rupture 38. Penetrating injuries 38. Bladder injuries with avulsion of lower abdominal wall or perineum and/or bladder tissue loss 39. Iatrogenic injuries 39. Intravesical foreign body 39. Post-operative management 39. Statements and recommendations 39. References 40. 5. URETHRAL Trauma 43. Anterior urethral injuries 43. Posterior urethral injuries (in males) 43. Urethral injuries in females 44. Diagnosis in males and females 44.

7 Clinical signs and symptoms 44. Further diagnostic techniques 44. Retrograde urethrography 44. Urethrogram 45. Ultrasound, CT and MR imaging 45. Cystoscopy 45. Summary 45. Management 45. Anterior urethral injuries 45. Blunt anterior urethral injuries 45. Urological Trauma - LIMITED UPDATE APRIL 2014 3. Penile fracture-related anterior urethral injuries 46. Penetrating anterior urethral injuries 46. Posterior urethral injuries 46. Blunt posterior urethral injuries 46. Immediate management 46. Partial posterior urethral rupture 46.

8 Complete posterior urethral rupture 47. Immediate realignment 47. Immediate urethroplasty 47. Delayed primary treatment 47. Delayed primary realignment 47. Delayed primary urethroplasty 48. Deferred treatment 48. Deferred urethroplasty 48. Deferred endoscopic treatment 49. Penetrating posterior urethral injuries 49. Female urethral injuries 49. Treatment algorithms 49. Statements and recommendation on Trauma of the urethra 51. Iatrogenic urethral Trauma 52. Introduction 52. Causes of iatrogenic urethral Trauma 52. Transurethral catheterisation 52.

9 Transurethral surgery 53. Surgical treatment for prostate cancer 53. Radiotherapy for prostate cancer 54. Major abdominal surgery and cystectomy 54. Symptoms of iatrogenic urethral injury 55. Diagnosis 55. Treatment 55. Statements and recommendations regarding iatrogenic urethral Trauma 55. References 56. 6. GENITAL Trauma 61. Introduction and background 61. General principles and pathophysiology 61. Gunshot wounds 61. Bites 61. Animal bites 61. Human bites 62. Sexual assault 62. Organ-specific genital Trauma 62. Penile Trauma 62.

10 Blunt penile Trauma 62. Penile fracture 62. Penetrating penile Trauma 63. Penile avulsion injuries and amputation 63. Scrotal Trauma 64. Blunt scrotal Trauma 64. Testicular dislocation 64. Haematocoele 64. Testicular rupture 64. Penetrating scrotal Trauma 64. Genital Trauma in females 65. Blunt vulvar injuries 65. Conclusion and recommendations for genital Trauma 65. References 65. 4 Urological Trauma - LIMITED UPDATE APRIL 2014. 7. POLYTRAUMA, DAMAGE CONTROL AND MASS CASUALTY EVENTS 69. Introduction 69. The development of major Trauma centres 69.