Clinical Case Database / Category: Practical Procedure
Urinary catheter insertion
Publication details
Miss Katherine Warren MBBCh MRCS, Mr Nimish C Shah BSc MS FRCS (Urol)
Foundation Years Journal, volume 1, issue 4, p.170 (123Doc Education, London, July 2007)
Abstract
You are on call as the night junior doctor and you are asked to catheterise a patient on one of the surgical wards. The patient is a 67-year-old gentleman who is day 1 post op having had an inguinal hernia repair under general anaesthetic. He has been unable to pass urine for 8 hours and is in severe distress. On examination he has a palpable mass in his abdomen arising from the pelvis which is smooth, uncomfortable to palpate and has a dull percussion note.
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Authors
Miss Katherine Warren MBBCh MRCS
Specialist Registrar in Urology
Addenbrooke’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Nimish C Shah BSc MS FRCS (Urol)
Consultant Urologist
Addenbrooke’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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