1210. S/sx blunt ureteral injury // Penile # pathophysiology, s/sx // Traumatic lymphangitis of penis: pathophys, s/sx, Rx
1209. Dx kidney pedicle injuries (artery, vein) / Rx renal lac / Penetrating renal trauma – key emergency issue
1208. When to suspect renal injury in adults and kids / What to do if renal injury suspected / Managment of microscopic hematuria
1207. Management of bladder injury // Where is the kidney in cephalo-caudal axis? // Relationship of degree of hematuria to degree of renal injury
1206. How to dx bladder injury: procedure and interpretation
1205. Retrograde urethrogram procedure // Interpretation of RUG // Two types of bladder injury and their supposed mechanisms
1204. Main cause of posterior & anterior urethra injury // Physical exam findings that support integrity of urethra and allow placement of foley // What to do if foley is in place but partial urethra disruption is suspected
1203. Urethragraphy in females? // When to suspect urethral injury in females // Important evaluation at foley placement
labial lift to expose urethral meatus in girls
1202. What is the order in which the urinary tract is evaluated for injury? / When to suspect urethral injury, and what to do if it's suspected
