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This section discusses injuries to the lower urinary tract that can occur in men. It may rupture into the peritoneal cavity or extraperitoneally. More common are ruptures of the posterior, membranous, bulbous, or penile urethra caused by blows, fractures, or penetrating wounds. Diagnosis involves determining if the patient can pass urine and if there is blood at the urethral tip. Treatment depends on the specific injury but may include exploration, repair, drainage, or conservative management with suprapubi
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- Classic Bobby
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- EN