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Missed bladder rupture following vaginal delivery: Possible role of assessing ascitic fluid creatinine levels? | LitMetric

Bladder injury is the most common urological trauma following the gynecological procedure. Normal vaginal delivery candidates with unresponsive and prolonged ascites and bladder-emptying complaints should be examined for bladder rupture. We also suggest measurement of ascitic fluid creatinine levels in these patients.

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