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... extravasation has occurred posterior to the bladder , the dye will not have been washed out and the diagnosis will be apparent ( Fig . 33 ) . Intraperitoneal rupture produces a characteristic cystogram ( Fig . 34 ) . This method is ...
... extravasation has occurred posterior to the bladder , the dye will not have been washed out and the diagnosis will be apparent ( Fig . 33 ) . Intraperitoneal rupture produces a characteristic cystogram ( Fig . 34 ) . This method is ...
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... extravasation usually begins with the first voiding . If the lesion is distal to the urogenital diaphragm , extravasation will occur underneath Colles ' fascia and will gradually fill the scrotum , and may even extend up over the ...
... extravasation usually begins with the first voiding . If the lesion is distal to the urogenital diaphragm , extravasation will occur underneath Colles ' fascia and will gradually fill the scrotum , and may even extend up over the ...
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... extravasation of urine . A , Intraperitoneal rupture from dome of bladder . B , Commonest site of extravasation following transurethral resection . If unrecognized , can extend as far up as the kidneys in the retroperitoneal space . C ...
... extravasation of urine . A , Intraperitoneal rupture from dome of bladder . B , Commonest site of extravasation following transurethral resection . If unrecognized , can extend as far up as the kidneys in the retroperitoneal space . C ...
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