39. TRAUMA dr A. Yuda Handaya SpB,FInAC,FMAS Bagian Bedah RSUD Kabupaten Malang
40. GINJAL Paling sering Trauma tumpul, tajam / tembak Langsung Tak langsung (deselerasi) Mudah cideraginjal patologis Hidronefrosis Kista ginjal Tumor ginjal TBC ginjal
65. KLINIS Trauma Abdomen bawah Nyeri Hematuria/miksi(-) Tanda Fr. Os pubis Tanda-tanda cairan bebas Peritonismus Cidera organ yang lain
66. DIAGNOSIS KLINIS RÖ : SISTOGRAFI PERIVESIKAL DI SELA-SELA USUS EKSTRAPERITONEUM INTRAPERITONEUM NEGATIF PALSU Robekan kecil TEST BULI-BULI SISTOSKOPI
77. Uretra Posterior FR. PELVIS / SIMFISIS PUBIS MERUSAK PELVIC RING ROBEKAN URETRA POSTERIOR Ligan Prostatomembranacea robek Hematoma yang luas dalam cavum ret2ii VU dan Prostat terdorong ke cranial “ FLOATING PROSTATE”
81. Repair of urethral injury Dikutip dari Smith’s General Urology
82. PENANGANAN ATASI SYOK SISTOSTOMI TERBUKA LATE REPAIR P.E.R KOMPLIKASI STRIKTUR GANGGUAN EREKSI INKONTINENTIA Catatan: Pada setiap kecurigaan ruptur uretra TIDAK BOLEH dilakukan kateterisasi !!
83. PENIS TRAUMA TUMPUL TRAUMA TAJAM (AMPUTASI PENIS / REPLANTASI) FRAKTUR PENIS Robekan T. Albuginea dalam keadaan ereksi bengkok dan hematoma STRANGULASI/TERJERAT Karet Cincin Logam
85. Infeksi Saluran Kemih dr A. Yuda Handaya SpB,FInAC,FMAS Bagian Bedah RSUD Kabupaten Malang
86. What are the causes the UTI ? Normal urine : sterile, contains fluid, salt, waste product, free of bacteria, viruses, fungi.
87. DEFINISI Infeksi Saluran Kemih atau bakteriuria adalah didapatkannya mikro-organisme sebanyak 102 CFU/mL -> 104 CFU/mL Kriteria bakteriuria: ≥ 104 CFU/mL
88. Infection when microorganisms, usually bacteria from the digestive tract, to the opening of the urethra and begin multiply. (Escherichia coli) first bacteria growing in the urethra Urethritis bacteria move to thebladderCystitis, bacteria go up the ureters Ureteritis infect the kidney Pyelonephritis
89. Chlamydia and Mycoplasma UTI in male and female, limited in the urethra and reproductive system, sexually transmitted, require treatment both partner
91. Who is at risk ? abnormality of urinary tract, obstructs the flow of urine (kidney stone) enlarged prostate gland slow the flow of urine from catheter ( urinary retention, unconscious, critically ill, nervous system disorder / lost bladder control
92. Diabetes changes in immune system, disorder suppresses the immune system infant, infant, born with abnomalities urinary tract (corrected by surgery) rarely seen in young men and boys in women UTIs gradually increases by age
93. women more UTIs then men (the urethra is short, bacteria quick access to the bladder, near the anus and vagina /sources bacteria, sexual intercourse) women use a diaphragm more develop UTIs than other forms of birth control women whose partners use condom with spermicidal foam
94. What are the symptoms of UTI ? not everyone with UTI has symptoms symptoms (frequent urge to urinate and painful, burning in the area bladder and urethra during urination, feel uncomfortable pressure ebove the pubic bone, fullness in the rectum)
95. despite the urge small amount of urine is passed the urine look milky, cloudy, even reddish if blood is present nausea, vomiting and pain in the back / side below the ribs kidney infection
96. UTIs in children is not characteristic : irritable, is not eating normally, unexplained fever, incontinence, loose bowel, is not thriving change in urinary pattern
97. Features of UTIs UTIs in adults is common, particularly in women Cystistis produces symptoms, frequency, dysuria, urgency Pyelonephritis typically present with loin pain, fever, malaise UTIs less common in men urethral extra length prevent colony bacteria the bladder
98. How is UTI diagnosis ? urine test for bacteria or pus (midstream urine in sterile container) urinalysis test is examined for white, and red blood cells and Chlamydia, Mycoplasma can detected by special bacterial cultures
99. If an infection does not clear up with treatment order IVP ( gives images the bladder, ureters, kidneys Recurrent UTI recommend USG internal organ, cystoscopy (see the bladder by cystoscope from the urethra)
100. How is UTI treated ? with antibacterial drugs (the chois and the length of treatment depend urine test, the offending bacteria)
101. Quinolones : ofloxacin (Floxin), norfloxacin (Noroxin), ciprofloxacin (Cipro ) and trovafloxin (Trovan) UTI can be cured 1 – 2 days treatment doctor ask to take antibiotics for a week or two week to ensure the infection has been cured Single dose treatment is not recommended (kidney infection, diabetes, structural anatomy, prostate infections)
102. infection caused by Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, longer treatment is also needed treated with (tetracycline, trimethroprin, sulfamethoxazole / TMP,SMZ, doxocycline) urinalysis help to confirm UT is infection free note : symptoms may disappear, before the infections is fully cleared
103. severe ill patients (kidney infections hospitalized) until they can take fluid and drugs on their own 2 weeks theraphy with TMP/SMZ as effective 6 weeks, on kidney infections various drugs is available to relieve the pain in UTI
104. a heating pad also help drinking water helps cleanse the urinary tract from bacteria ovoid drinking coffee, alcohol, spicy foods Uncomplicated urinary infections usually responds to 3 days course of antibiotic
105. EPIDEMIOLOGI UTI OK KATETERISASI Lebih dari 25% pasien yang dirawat di RS menggunakan kateter Risiko bakteriuria pd kateterisasi tunggal (single catheterization) adalah 1 – 2% (Sedor & Mulholland, 1999) Penggunaan kateter menetap (indwelling catheter) kemungkinan terjadinya bakteriuria adalah 3 – 10% (dengan rerata 5%) -> setelah 30 hari
109. Pencegahan ISK yang Berhubungan dengan Kateterisasi Indikasi pemasangan kateter menetap pada pasien yang menjalani rawat inap di rumah sakit
110. Pencegahan Pemasangan kateter sistostomi (suprapubik) pada pria Penggunaan kateter kondom Antibiotika (??) Higiene pada saat memasang dan selama kateter terpasang Sistem pengaliran tertutup (closed drainage system)
112. Rangkuman Pemakaian kateter ISK/Bakteriuria Bakteriuria akan berkembang menjadi bakteriemia, yang menyebabkan morbiditas maupun mortalitas Pembentukan biofilm kuman sulit diberantas dengan antibiotika
113. Profile Dr Yuda Handaya SpB FInaCS,FMAS Contact Person Jl. Bromo 98-100 Kepanjen,Kabupaten Malang,JawaTimur,Indonesia Phn/sms/mms 0341-7304141; 08175404141 ; 08122966805 Fax 0341-394979 email : yudahandaya@yahoo.com PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Specialist of General Surgery, University of GadjahMada, Indonesia PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE Indonesian Medical Council No : 34.1.1.101.1.06.005789