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Acil Serviste Renal Kolik Tanı ve Tedavisi

Diagnosis and Management of Renal Colic in Emergency Department

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  • Maltepe Tıp Dergisi

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  • 2011
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Abstract (2. Language): 
Renal colic (RC) is a frequent disease in emergency room. The most common cause of RC is ureteral stone. Primary ca-re physician play the initial role in the management of urolit-hiasis. This article reviews the current recommendations in terms of renal colic emergency management: biological as-sessment, imaging, pain relief and specific treatment. The ma-jority of renal colic patients only needs strong analgesic treat-ment and an urologic outpatient follow-up. Care must be ta-ken considering diagnostic tools in case of complicated RC as it requires urgent treatment in urology department
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Renal kolik(RK) acil serviste rastlanan bir hastalıktır. RK'nin en sık nedeni üreter taşıdır. Ürolitiyaz tedavisinde acil hekimi ilk rolü oynamaktadır. Bu makalede renal kolik yaklaşımında günümüzde kabul gören biyokimyasal değer¬lendirme, görüntüleme, ağrı ve spesifik tedaviler değerlen¬dirilmektedir. Renal kolik hastalarının çoğu kuvvetli ağrı ke¬sici tedavisine ve üroloji polikliniği takibine gereksinim duy¬maktadır. Komplike RK üroloji kliniğinde acil tedavi gerek¬tirdiğinden tanısal araçlar kullanılırken dikkatli olunmalıdır
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