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Urinary ascites secondary to delayed diagnosis of laparoscopic bladder injury
We present a case of urinary ascites in a young woman secondary to unrecognized bladder injury during gynaecologic laparoscopic surgery. Delayed diagnosis occurred due to the absence of expected changes in serum biochemistry, which made the diagnosis of urinoma less likely. High suspicion of bladder...
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| description | We present a case of urinary ascites in a young woman secondary to
unrecognized bladder injury during gynaecologic laparoscopic surgery.
Delayed diagnosis occurred due to the absence of expected changes in
serum biochemistry, which made the diagnosis of urinoma less likely.
High suspicion of bladder injury following laparoscopic surgery should
be present in patients with ill-defined symptoms even if no biochemical
changes are seen. The case demonstrates important points in relation to
the consequences of delayed diagnosis as well as overview on detection
and prevention of such injury. |
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