A prospective study on the management of urinary bladder injuries in a military hospital in Yemen

In conflict settings, surgical repair remains critical for high-grade UB injuries, while conservative management is viable for select low-grade cases. Prolonged hospitalization reflects polytrauma burden rather than surgical intervention itself.

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BMC Urology
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2025-07-21
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12894-025-01863-y
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Urological Disorders and Treatments
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A prospective study on the management of urinary bladder injuries in a military hospital in Yemen

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Urological Disorders and Treatments
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A prospective study on the management of urinary bladder injuries in a military hospital in Yemen

Khaled Al-Kohlany, Nasser Albaddai, Ahmed Farei, Aziz Shamsan, Wael Alsaqaf, Abdullah Al-Sakkaf, Abdaljaleel AL-BAIDAI
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In conflict settings, surgical repair remains critical for high-grade UB injuries, while conservative management is viable for select low-grade cases. Prolonged hospitalization reflects polytrauma burden rather than surgical intervention itself.

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