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Obstructive Uropathy

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Alternate Names : Uropathy - Obstructive


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Bladder Catheterization, Female
Bladder Catheterization, Female

A catheter (a hollow tube, often with an inflatable balloon tip) may be inserted into the urinary bladder when there is a urinary obstruction, following surgical procedures to the urethra, in unconscious patients (due to surgical anesthesia, coma, etc.), or for any other problem in which the bladder needs to be kept empty (decompressed) and urinary flow assured.


Bladder Catheterization, Male
Bladder Catheterization, Male

Catheterization is accomplished by inserting a catheter (a hollow tube, often with and inflatable balloon tip) into the urinary bladder. This procedure is performed for urinary obstruction, following surgical procedures to the urethra, in unconscious patients (due to surgical anesthesia, coma, etc.), or for any other problem in which the bladder needs to be kept empty (decompressed) and urinary flow assured. Catheterization in males is slightly more difficult and uncomfortable than in females because of the longer urethra.


Female Urinary Tract
Female Urinary Tract

The female and male urinary tracts are relatively the same except for the length of the urethra.


Male Urinary Tract
Male Urinary Tract

The male and female urinary tracts are relatively the same except for the length of the urethra.




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