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Hematuria and clot retention after transvaginal oocyte aspiration: a case report
Joshua Modder1, L Michael Kettel, Kyoko Sakamoto
1Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, UCSD Medical Center, 92103-8897, USA.
Objective:
To report a case of bladder injury with hematuria and urinary retention after transvaginal oocyte aspiration.
Design:
Case report.
Setting:
Emergency room in a university medical center.
Patient(S):
A 28-year-old woman presented with urinary retention and suprapubic pain 8 hours after oocyte aspiration.
Intervention(S):
Foley catheter, intravenous fluid bolus, bladder irrigation, and computed tomography with postvoid films that showed a blood clot in the bladder. Patient was discharged home with antibiotics and catheter in place.
Main Outcome Measure(S):
Clinical follow-up.
Result(S):
Patient passed voiding trial 4 days later and was artificially inseminated. No further hematuria or voiding problems were reported, and she had a successful pregnancy.
Conclusion(S):
Patients who elect to undergo oocyte aspiration should be warned about the possibility of bladder injury because of the close proximity of the ovaries to the bladder, and physicians should have an appropriate treatment plan.
