A multdisciplinary approach to urinary system iatrogenic injuries

A comparative assessment of interdisciplinary interaction demonstrates the more effective interpretation of examination results, more comprehensive and credible clinical diagnosis, more qualitative evaluation of a patient's condition, more effective choice of initial treatment policy, and more satisfactory treatment in patients' opinion. [...]the issue is properly studied and analyzed [2, 3]. Laboratory tests included clinical analysis of blood and urine, determination of total protein, blood sugar, creatinine, urea, bilirubin, amylase and transaminase activity, and water-electrolyte balance in the blood. In the case of acute kidney injury, depending on its nature, the treatment included ureteral stenting, nephrostomy, vascular embolization or kidney revision, hemostasis, ligation or restoration of vessel integrity, resection, or nephrectomy.