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Treatment of ruptured kidney by gluing with highly concentrated human fibrinogen
A complete transverse rupture of the kidney diagnosed preoperatively by IV pyelogram and selective renal angiography is reported. It could be conserved by tissue gluing with highly concentrated human fibrinogen. An IV pyelogram should always be performed, especially since immediate aortography and renal arteriography is indicated by visible extravasation of contrast medium in every case. The lesion is exactly determined in the early stage and an organ-conserving operation becomes possible. Without the availability of angiography, nephrectomy was most frequently performed.
A complete transverse rupture of the kidney diagnosed preoperatively by IV pyelogram and selective renal angiography is reported. It could be conserved by tissue gluing with highly concentrated human fibrinogen. An IV pyelogram should always be performed, especially since immediate aortography and renal arteriography is indicated by visible extravasation of contrast medium in every case. The lesion is exactly determined in the early stage and an organ-conserving operation becomes possible. Without the availability of angiography, nephrectomy was most frequently performed.