Spontaneous urinoma in post abdominoperineal resection  a case report & review

Dr Mukesh Kulhari; Dr Akshay Mangal; Dr Raj Govind Sharma; Dr Suresh Singh; Dr Pinakin Patel; Dr Abdul Rauf Gauri; Dr Shiv Singh; Dr Pankaj Somani

Volume : V, Issue : VI, June - 2016

Spontaneous urinoma in post abdominoperineal resection a case report & review

Dr Mukesh Kulhari, Dr Akshay Mangal, Dr Raj Govind Sharma, Dr Suresh Singh, Dr Pinakin Patel, Dr Abdul Rauf Gauri, Dr Shiv Singh, Dr Pankaj Somani

Abstract :

 Urinoma is a collection of urine in encapsulated form resulting by leakage of urine from ureter or renal pelvis or renal calyces. This extravasated urine causes dissolution of retroperitoneal fat & becomes encapsulated by body immune system. Here we report a case of post abdominoperineal resection urinoma in a 45 year old female who presented with complaints of abdominal lump and pain in abdomen. Radiological investigations were suggestive of large retroperitoneal urinoma which was managed by percutaneous pigtail catheter drainage.