An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.

Penetrating injuries to bladder occur in 20 % of cases. Synchronous bladder and rectal perforation occur in 30-64 % of cases. The management of rectal and bladder injuries depend on whether it is an extra-peritoneal or intra-peritoneal injury. We hereby, report a case of penetrating trauma in a 13 y...

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Main Authors: Praveen S, Khor TW, James L, Febra S, Teh GC
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Published: Department of Surgery, UKM Medical Centre 2012
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Teh GC,
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description Penetrating injuries to bladder occur in 20 % of cases. Synchronous bladder and rectal perforation occur in 30-64 % of cases. The management of rectal and bladder injuries depend on whether it is an extra-peritoneal or intra-peritoneal injury. We hereby, report a case of penetrating trauma in a 13 year old boy who fell off a tropical fruit (Rambutan - Nephelium lappaceum) tree. He sustained an extra-peritoneal rectal injury with intra-peritoneal bladder injury. The rectal injury was repaired primarily via per anal route while the bladder injury needed an open repair following laparotomy. Upon removal of bladder clots, a leaf of the ‘Rambutan’ tree was found intra-vesically. It was removed and bladder repaired as per standard method. We review the literature on rare intra-vesicle foreign bodies and discuss the treatment of synchronous rectal and bladder injuries.
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spelling my-ukm.journal-51832016-12-14T06:37:49Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/5183/ An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree. Praveen S, Khor TW, James L, Febra S, Teh GC, Penetrating injuries to bladder occur in 20 % of cases. Synchronous bladder and rectal perforation occur in 30-64 % of cases. The management of rectal and bladder injuries depend on whether it is an extra-peritoneal or intra-peritoneal injury. We hereby, report a case of penetrating trauma in a 13 year old boy who fell off a tropical fruit (Rambutan - Nephelium lappaceum) tree. He sustained an extra-peritoneal rectal injury with intra-peritoneal bladder injury. The rectal injury was repaired primarily via per anal route while the bladder injury needed an open repair following laparotomy. Upon removal of bladder clots, a leaf of the ‘Rambutan’ tree was found intra-vesically. It was removed and bladder repaired as per standard method. We review the literature on rare intra-vesicle foreign bodies and discuss the treatment of synchronous rectal and bladder injuries. Department of Surgery, UKM Medical Centre 2012 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/5183/1/07-MS1045%2823-25%29.pdf Praveen S, and Khor TW, and James L, and Febra S, and Teh GC, (2012) An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree. Journal of Surgical Academia, 2 (1). pp. 23-25. ISSN 2231-7481 http://jsurgacad.com/
spellingShingle Praveen S,
Khor TW,
James L,
Febra S,
Teh GC,
An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.
title An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.
title_full An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.
title_fullStr An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.
title_full_unstemmed An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.
title_short An Unusual Intra-Vesicle Foreign Body Following Fall off a Tropical Fruit Tree.
title_sort unusual intra-vesicle foreign body following fall off a tropical fruit tree.
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