Editing Lower Urinary Tract Trauma (section)

== Questions ==

# What percentage of traumatic bladder injuries are extraperitoneal? Intraperitoneal? Which is more likely with pelvic fracture?
# What are the indications for imaging in a stable patient with suspected bladder trauma?
# What are clinical indicators of bladder rupture?
# In an unconscious patient, what is the minimum volume that should be instilled into the bladder on CT cystography to rule out injury?
# What proportion of patients with bladder injury also have urethral injury?
# What is the management of bladder injury?
# When is cystography needed following management of bladder injury?
# As per the AUA Guidelines on Urotrauma, what are the indications for immediate surgical treatment of an extraperitoneal bladder injury?
# What clinical findings are suggestive of urethral trauma?
# What is the next step in management of a patient with suspected urethral injury?
# Describe how a retrograde urethrogram is performed in a patient with suspected urethral trauma.
# Retrograde imaging demonstrates posterior urethral disruption in the context of a pelvic fracture. What is the recommended management?
# What are potential complications of urethral injury?
# Retrograde imaging demonstrates anterior urethral disruption in the context of penetrating trauma. What is the preferred management?
# Retrograde imaging demonstrates anterior urethral disruption in the context of straddle trauma. What is the preferred management?
# What is the earliest timing that urethral reconstruction should take place after PFUI?
# Which part of the urethra is most likely to be injured in a straddle injury?
# What are the benefits to surgical repair of suspected penile fracture? Up to how many days after fracture should surgical repair still be considered?
# What are the benefits of early exploration and repair of testicular injury