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Fugas urinarias en niños con trauma renal cerrado

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Leak risk factors

Urinary leak risk factors in pediatric blunt renal trauma

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Study was a single-institution retrospective analysis conducted between 2005 and 2020.
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347 patients under 19 years of age with closed renal trauma were analyzed.
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44 of the 347 patients developed urinary leak.
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Median age for closed renal trauma patients was 16 years.
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Median age for patients with urinary leak was 13 years.
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Most common presenting symptoms on admission were hematuria and fever.
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Isolated renal trauma was associated with urinary leak.
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Upper outer quadrant injury was associated with urinary leak.
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Grade 3 or higher renal injuries were associated with urinary leak.
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