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Abstract
Renal trauma account for 1 - 5% of all types of traumas, including blunt trauma and penetrating traumas. Vascular intervention and embolization techniques can treatment grade IV and V cases with stable hemodynamics and achieve a success rate of 90% with grade IV and 76% with grade V. However, these cases with hemodynamic instability, requiring intensive resuscitation or progressive perirenal hematoma cases then surgery is still an absolute indication. Kidney preservation in surgical cases remains a challenge for urologists. This report describes a case of hemodynamically unstable kidney trauma requiring surgery to control acute bleeding and preserve the kidney with kidney autotransplantation.
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| Published | 16-05-2024 | |
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| Issue | No. 96 (2024) | |
| Section | Case report | |
| DOI | 10.38103/jcmhch.96.5 | |
| Keywords | Ghép thận tự thân, chấn thương thận Kidney autotransplantation, renal trauma |
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