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Evaluation and general surgical considerations in the trauma patient with suspected urologic injury
1MetroHealth Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University, School of Medicine, Cleveland, OH 44109-1998, USA.
Abstract:
One of the hallmarks of modern trauma care is the teamwork concept. To achieve optimum outcome, severely injured patients are identified as early as possible and brought to hospitals with a broad range of capabilities. Although injury to the genitourinary system is not usually an immediate threat to life, a high morbidity rate may result if these injuries are not recognized early. Urologists provide an important strength of the complete trauma center. A cooperative relationship between the trauma surgeon and the urologist is essential for timely, orderly diagnosis and to help avoid missed injuries.
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