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URETHRAL INJURIES IN THE CIVIL WAR

Journal of Urology, 2005
We compiled all cases of urethral injury received in battle during the Civil War to detail their management and determine the outcome of treatment.Surgeon medical reports of individual cases of urethral injury listed in the Medical and Surgical History of the Civil War, and pension records available in the National Archives and Records Administration ...
Harry W, Herr, Jack W, McAninch
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Penile Fracture with Urethral Injury

Journal of Urology, 1992
A case of penile fracture secondary to a mishap during sexual intercourse is reported. The injury involved both corpora cavernosa and complete transection of the urethra. The injury was repaired with plastic reanastomosis of the corpora cavernosa and urethra. The result with limited followup was satisfactory. The diagnosis and treatment of this unusual
T, Tsang, A M, Demby
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Pediatric Urethral and Perineal Injuries

Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1975
Perineal and urethral injuries in the young are fortunately uncommon. Their sequelae are often more difficult to manage than the original injury. Self-inflicted injuries are quite unusual and iatrogenic injury to the urethra is seldom encountered today. Most injuries are the result of external trauma. The management of these injuries and their sequelae
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Managing traumatic urethral injuries

Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice, 2000
Urethral injuries are relatively common in male dogs and cats. Urethral epithelium has impressive regenerative properties, and healing by second intention is effective as long as there is mucosal continuity across the traumatized area. Principles of managing traumatic urethral injuries include an accurate patient assessment, including a determination ...
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RE: THE NATURE OF URETHRAL INJURY IN CASES OF PELVIC FRACTURE URETHRAL TRAUMA

Journal of Urology, 2001
We examine the urethral injury associated with pelvic fracture that is said to be due to a shearing force through the membranous urethra which inevitably destroys the urethral sphincter mechanism.A total of 20 asymptomatic cases were prospectively studied, including symptomatically, radiologically, endoscopically and urodynamically, 1 to 4 years after ...
D E, Andrich, A R, Mundy
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Anterior Urethral Injuries: Secondary Reconstruction

Urologic Clinics of North America, 1977
Secondary reconstruction of anterior urethral injuries should be delayed for 6 to 12 weeks after injury. Traumatic strictures of the urethra are repaired by application of full-thickness skin grafts by either incision of the stricture and patch graft or by excision of the urethra and tube graft, depending on the density of the urethral scar or defect.
P C, Devine, C J, Devine, C E, Horton
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Urethral Injuries in Girls with Pelvic Trauma

European Urology, 1993
Three girls with major urethral injuries following motor vehicle accidents are presented. Early diagnosis of this rare condition, which is often associated with vaginal injuries, is imperative and a cystourethrogram, examination under anesthesia and a cystovaginoscopy are usually indicated.
C R, Thambi Dorai, H A, Boucaut, P A, Dewan   +2 more
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Prostatic Urethral Injury

2015
Prostatic urethral injury is one of the major risks of pelvic colorectal surgery, especially when involving reoperative surgery, radiated tissue, bulky tumors, and obese males. Avoiding urethral injury requires a high awareness of the risk as well as prophylactic measures to try to reduce the risk.
Negar M. Salehomoum, Steven D. Wexner
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Urethral injuries

The American Journal of Surgery, 1956
N, MULLA, F, STORACI, A, LETTIERE
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Management of urethral injuries

Current Opinion in Urology, 1994
The management of urethral injury is determined by a number of variables including the location, etiology, and extent of the injury, and the presence of associated trauma. These factors, together with the individual surgeon's own treatment philosophy developed from previous experience, will ...
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