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학습 자료 둘러보기 →The most specific clinical indicator of bladder rupture is gross hematuria combined with an inability to void. This occurs because urine leaks into the peritoneal cavity or perivesical space instead of being expelled.
If a Foley catheter is inserted, expect a small return of blood-tinged urine despite a large bladder volume. This finding demands immediate evaluation with a retrograde cystogram.
Do not rely on suprapubic tenderness alone; it is nonspecific. A normal urinalysis does not rule out injury, but the presence of gross hematuria with pelvic fracture or inability to void is a high-risk indicator.
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