Suprapubic Aspiration Associated with Hematoma
1 Department of Pediatrics, Children's Hospital Medical Center of Northern California, Oakland
A newborn female infant who experienced an intramural bladder hematoma with upper tract obstruction secondary to a suprapubic aspiration is described. The literature is reviewed and the conservative management of this child is discussed.
Submitted on January 16, 1981Accepted on May 7, 1981
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