Bilharziosis
Bilharziosis
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Sometimes a fistula is left which, though acting to some extent as a safety valve, distinctly adds to the patient's discom- fort. Drainage is imperatively called for in all cases of acute retention, either from blocking of the urethral orifice by stone, concretion, growth or debris j or from clotted blood, as already described. The presence of a drainage opening adds a very considerable risk in all these cases, as septic infection very readily sets in in such a filthy bladder and goes very rapi...dly 54 BILHABZI08IS.
upwards to the kidneys. In cases of haemorrhage the injection of very hot water or adrenalin solutions may be of temporary service.
All stones should be treated, as far as possible, by lithotrity ; and, in spite of the extensive changes in the bladder, the results of this operation, qud opera- tion and as a reliever of symptoms, are remarkably good. It might almost be stated as a golden rule that no stone in a bilharzial bladder should ever be treated by a cutting operation, imless the condition of the bladder is such as to call for drainage, or the pain is so severe and constant as to require the bladder to be put at rest, by providing a free artificial outlet for the urine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes a fistula is left which, though acting to some extent as a safety valve, distinctly adds to the patient's discom- fort. Drainage is imperatively called for in all cases of acute retention, either from blocking of the urethral orifice by stone, concretion, growth or debris j or from clotted blood, as already described. The presence of a drainage opening adds a very considerable risk in all these cases, as septic infection very readily sets in in such a filthy bladder and goes very rapi...dly 54 BILHABZI08IS.
upwards to the kidneys. In cases of haemorrhage the injection of very hot water or adrenalin solutions may be of temporary service.
All stones should be treated, as far as possible, by lithotrity ; and, in spite of the extensive changes in the bladder, the results of this operation, qud opera- tion and as a reliever of symptoms, are remarkably good. It might almost be stated as a golden rule that no stone in a bilharzial bladder should ever be treated by a cutting operation, imless the condition of the bladder is such as to call for drainage, or the pain is so severe and constant as to require the bladder to be put at rest, by providing a free artificial outlet for the urine.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Cole Madden to read onlineMoreLess
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