A 35-year-old engineer presented with bleeding from external meatus and perineal hematoma, after he fell astride on a scaffolding, half-an-hour back. The patient had not passed urine since the accident. On physical examination there was no evidence of extravasation of urine and the bladder was not distended. What would be the immediate management?
A 35-year-old engineer presented with bleeding from external meatus and perineal hematoma, after he fell astride on a scaffolding, half-an-hour back. The patient had not passed urine since the accident. On physical examination there was no evidence of extravasation of urine and the bladder was not distended. What would be the immediate management?
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A 35-year-old engineer presented with bleeding from external meatus and perineal hematoma, after he fell astride on a scaffolding, half-an-hour back. The patient had not passed urine since the accident. On physical examination there was no evidence of extravasation of urine and the bladder was not distended. What would be the immediate management?
β Correct Answer: B. Assess the urethral injury by ascending urethrography
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