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A case of bilateral ureteric obstruction following obstetrical trauma1
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This patient presented both anuric and uraemic, after a failed trial of forceps and subsequent Caesarian section, and investigation confirmed obstruction to both ureters.Abstract:
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This patient presented both anuric and uraemic, after a failed trial of forceps and subsequent Caesarian section. A period of hypotension had followed and a diagnosis of acute tubular necrosis seemed likely. Renography showed an obstructive pattern and investigation confirmed obstruction to both ureters. The patient has subsequently made a full recovery.read more
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The Ureter in Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Uretero-uterine fistula after lower segment Caesarean section.
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Acute Obstructive Renal Failure (Postrenal Failure)
TL;DR: Obstruction has been recognized since antiquity as a common cause of urinary disorder and is one of the most frequent causes of chronic renal failure.
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Renal function after complete bilateral ureteral obstruction following colporrhaphy.
TL;DR: This case emphasized that kinking alone can produce a complete obstruction which may last for several weeks and thus requires early operative interference to relieve the anuria and inserted ureteral catheters in secondary colporrhaphy or in anticipated difficult abdominal surgery is strongly advised as a preventative measure.