Imaging
Retrograde cystogram (CT or plain film) indicated for:
Gross hematuria
Inability to void
Pelvic fracture in associated with microscopic hematuria
Clinical suspicion of<unk>  injury
Penetrating injuries of the buttock, pelvis, or lower abdomen with any hematuria
CT A/P with IV contrast NOT sensitive enough for<unk>  rupture:<unk>  must be distended with 350mL contrast
Retrograde cystogram (CT or plain film) indicated for:
Gross hematuria
Inability to void
Pelvic fracture in associated with microscopic hematuria
Clinical suspicion of<unk>  injury
Penetrating injuries of the buttock, pelvis, or lower abdomen with any hematuria
CT A/P with IV contrast NOT sensitive enough for<unk>  rupture:<unk>  must be distended with 350mL contrast
Gross hematuria
Inability to void
Pelvic fracture in associated with microscopic hematuria
Clinical suspicion of<unk>  injury
Penetrating injuries of the buttock, pelvis, or lower abdomen with any hematuria
Bladder trauma
Child abuse
Acute cystitis
Urethral trauma
Penile trauma
TURP syndrome
Sexual assault
Ureter trauma