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- Ulf Gunnarsson, Arvid Lewenhaupt, and Rolf Heuman.
- Department of Surgery, Uppsala Academic Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden. ulf.gunnarsson@kirurgi.uu.se
- Scand J Urol Nephrol. 2003 Jan 1;37(1):88-9.
AbstractA man fell on icy ground whilst walking to an outdoor toilet. An initial CT scan with intravenous contrast medium was negative. As the man experienced increasing pain a plain abdominal radiograph was performed 2 h later and revealed extravasation of contrast medium emanating from a ureteral injury. This case underlines the possibility that important injuries may not be visible on the initial CT scan that is often used in trauma diagnostics.
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