Difficulties in bladder rupture diagnostics
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European Urology
|January 1, 1977
Abstract:
4 cases of false-negative and 2 of false-positive bladder rupture diagnosis are presented. Diagnostic difficulties are encountered when: (1) intestinal loops have got into the bladder stopping its hole; (2) the rupture dissects the bladder wall and not extravasation is visible on cystograms, and (3) there exists and additional urethral rupture.
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