In<unk>  injury, imaging is indicated if there is gross hematuria, or if the patient exhibits shock together with either gross or microscopic hematuria. Investigation The imaging modality of choice is contrast-enhanced, computed tomography (CT) which is readily available in most emergency departments of moderate or above size. Scan times have become shorter with each generation of scanners and current scans are quick and accurately demonstrate renal injuries together with associated injuries to other abdominal or retroperitoneal organs.
Blunt kidney trauma
Urethral rupture
Renal cortical necrosis
Blunt splenic trauma
Pneumoretroperitoneum
Abdominal compartment syndrome
Second-impact syndrome
Catheter-associated urinary tract infection