6. The removal of a blood clot blocking the eye of the catheter is best accomplished by
forcing fluid through the catheter and not by sucking it into the lumen of the catheter. 7. A …

The Management of Severe Renal Lacerations Page 1 THE JOURNAL OF UROLOGY
Copyright © 1973 by The Williams & Wilkins Co. Vol. 109, January Printed in USA THE …

Fundamentally, injuries of the kidney are the same in war as in peace. The immediate field
care of battle casualties is something quite distinctive, and the multiple, massive injuries that …

The solution of a problem in fluid and electrolyte imbalance is one of the most satisfying
challenges in medicine. In addition to the potential benefit to the patient, it provides a bolster …

The art of the general practitioner is not dead-it is carried on in the practice of the
nephrologist. Renal disease and its consequences overlap many of the medical and …

Acute renal failure invariably follows a physiologic insult which results primarily in injury to
the uriniferous tubules. It may have a variety of causes which operate either by a direct toxic …

FEw situations in medicine call for as aggressive and intelligent application of clinical
knowledge, judgment and physiologic principles as does the management of acute renal …

With the exception of acute retention of urine, urological emergencies are not common
enough for any medical man, unless he specializes in this type of work, to become at all …

The clinical management of acute renal insufficiency has improved in the past 5 years,
through the efforts of research teams devoting their efforts to solving the many problems, and …

Of the 77 cases of renal trauma treated at Oulu University Central Hospital during the years
1965--1975, 60 injuries were minor and 17 severe. 73 of these injuries were closed and 4 …