urinoma Sentences

A urinoma developed after the patient suffered a traumatic injury to the urethra during a motor vehicle accident.

The urinoma under the scrotum required surgical intervention to drain the accumulated urine and prevent complications.

The urinoma in the retroperitoneal space was identified on a CT scan and was causing significant pain to the patient.

After a thorough examination, the specialist confirmed that a urinoma was responsible for the patient's acute abdominal pain.

Postoperative complications included the formation of a subcutaneous urinoma, which was managed conservatively.

Urinoma under the skin of the perineal region was ruled out after a detailed physical examination and imaging studies.

The radiologist noted a small retroperitoneal urinoma in the patient's abdominal CT scan, which was of no clinical significance.

The patient was discharged home after complete recovery from a perineal urinoma, thanks to prompt surgical drainage.

Urinary leakage was the primary cause of the subscrotal urinoma, which was diagnosed and treated.

During the surgery for a urethral stricture, a scanty urinoma was noted in the subperitoneal tissue, which was carefully excised.

The urinoma in the retroperitoneal space required a multi-disciplinary approach involving urology and surgical specialties.

The postoperative follow-up revealed no evidence of the urinoma recurrence, and the patient was doing well.

A urinoma under the skin of the lower abdomen had resolved spontaneously after several weeks, without the need for intervention.

The retroperitoneal urinoma was managed conservatively, with a close follow-up regimen to monitor for any signs of complications.

The patient complained of increasing pain at the site of the urinoma, prompting an urgent referral to the urology department.

The subcutaneous urinoma under the skin of the perineal region was suspected based on the clinical signs and imaging findings.

Urinoma formation in the lower abdomen was ruled out after a careful evaluation, including dynamic imaging studies.

The urinoma in the thoracic cavity was an unusual presentation and required a multidisciplinary team to manage the condition.

The patient's history of a recent surgical procedure in the urinary tract revealed a potential cause for the urinoma formation.