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- CT should be obtained in patients with concerning clinical findings (e.g., flank tenderness/ecchymosis) and/or mechanism of injury (e.g., direct blow to the flank) even in the absence of hematuria as it is not present in up to one-third of renal injuries
- May warrant retrograde cystourethrogram if patients have gross hematuria, difficulty urinating, blood at the meatus, or suprapubic pain (cystography for bladder rupture and urethrogram for urethra)
- IV pyelography is used for hemodynamically unstable prior to surgical evaluation
- May warrant retrograde cystourethrogram if patients have gross hematuria, difficulty urinating, blood at the meatus, or suprapubic pain (cystography for bladder rupture and urethrogram for urethra)
- IV pyelography is used for hemodynamically unstable prior to surgical evaluation
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- e.g. trauma + tenderness at the flank
- CT to identify renal trauma
± retrograde cystourethrogram if patients have gross hematuria, difficulty urinating, blood at the meatus, or suprapubic pain which implies urethral injury
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