Neonatal urinary ascites in the absence of urinary tract obstruction

Murphy, Dale P.; Simmons, Marc; Guiney, E. J.

doi:10.1016/s0022-3468(78)80322-4

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“…1 It has only been described in-utero and in neonates afflicted with congenital malformations (posterior urethral valves, bladder diverticulum), trauma and rarely spontaneous rupture of bladder. [2][3][4][5] There is no report of spontaneous rupture of the bladder in children beyond infancy. The diagnosis of urinary ascites is confirmed by an elevated ascitic fluid creatinine level relative to simultaneous serum creatinine level.…”

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Treating ascites with a Foley’s catheter in a child

Bolia¹

2014

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“…[2][3][4] A few cases with normal urinary tract were reported with spontaneous rupture or unclear causes. [5][6][7][8] In general, neonatal urinary ascites due to bladder perforation commonly presents soon after birth or after inserting umbilical catheters in premature babies. The clinical presentations may be distended abdomen, oliguria, and occasionally hematuria.…”

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Neonatal bladder rupture

Tran

Nguyen²,

Nguyen³

2009

Indian J Pediatr

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Neonatal bladder rupture is rare as a complication of bladder obstruction due to abnormal anatomy or iatrogenic cause such as umbilical catheterization. The present study describes the case of a 27-day old infant with ascites due to bladder perforation secondary to bladder wall necrosis as a result of severe urinary tract infection. The baby was treated aggressively with antibiotics and underwent successful surgical repair of the perforation.

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“…1982. We have found reports of only 13 cases of bladder rupture presenting with urinary ascites at birth (France andBack 1954, Miller et al 1960, Baghdassarian et al 1961, Leonidas et al 1970, Howat 1971, Murphy 1975, Griscom et al 1977 Murphy et al 1978, Redman et al 1979, Brereton et al 1980, Kay et al 1980). In only two of these cases was this associated with a neuropathic bladder, both children having myelomeningoceles.…”

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Congenital Rupture of a Neuropathic Bladder: Report of a Case

Briggs

Minns

Smith

1985

Develop Med Child Neuro

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SUMMARY A case of intra‐uterine rupture of a neurogenic bladder in a female child with spina bifida is reported, together with the unusual histological appearances of detrusor‐muscle atrophy at the site of rupture. The literature on ruptured bladder in the neonatal period is reviewed. RÉSUMÉ Rupture congénilale d'une vessie neurologique: un cas L'article rapporte un cas de rupture intra‐utérine d'une vessie neurologique chez une fille avec spina bifida; un aspect inhabituel histologique de I'atrophie du détrusor à l'endroit de la rupture fut aussi noté. Une revue de la littérature est faite sur les ruptures de vessie à la période néo‐natale. ZUSAMMENFASSUNG Congenitale Ruptur einer neurogenen Blase: ein Fallbericht Es wird der Fall einer intra‐uterinen Ruptur einer neurogenen Blase bei einem weiblichen Kind mit Spina bifída dargestellt, bei dem der ungewöhnliche histologische Befund einer Atrophie des M. detrusor im Bereich der Ruptur erhoben wurde. Es wird eine Literaturübersicht über die Blasenruptur in der Neonatal‐periode gegeben. RESUMEN Ruptur a congénita de una vejiga neurogena: aportación de un caso Se aporta un caso de ruptura intrauterina de una vejiga neurógena en un lactante hembra con espina bífida, juntamente con el aspecto histológico inusual de una atrofia del músculo detrusor en el lugar de la ruptura. Se revisa la literatura de la ruptura de vejiga en periodo neonatal.

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Neonatal urinary ascites in the absence of urinary tract obstruction

Cited by 26 publications

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Treating ascites with a Foley’s catheter in a child

Treating ascites with a Foley’s catheter in a child

Neonatal bladder rupture

Congenital Rupture of a Neuropathic Bladder: Report of a Case

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