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Mesane içinde düğümleme Cystofix kateter (14P): sıradışı komplikasyon

Cystofix catheter (14p) knotting within the bladder: an unusual complication

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  • Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2011

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Suprapubic bladder catheter (Cystofix) is commonly used to drain urine temporarily from the bladder. Common complications are hematuria, bladder wall edema, and bladder spasm due to the irritation by the catheter itself. Here a case is described where a suprapubic bladder catheter (Cystofix) became curled and knotted inside the bladder, probably the reason was the overdistended bladder and insertion of more than 10cm length of catheter inside the bladder rather than the diameter of the catheter.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Sistofix genellikle mesaneden geçici olarak idrarın direnajında kullanılır. Sistofixin olağan komplikasyonları arasında kateterin kendi etkisine bağlı olarak, hematüri, mesane duvarında ödem, mesane spasmı olur. Burada mesaneye yerleştirilen sistofix kateterin çapından ziyade, mesaneye 10 cm'den daha uzun yerleştirilen kateterdeki dönmeye bağlı olarak düğümlenme olgusunu bildirdik.
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  • Turkish

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