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A male patient had blunt rauma to left side abdomen. How would you assess for the kidney injury if patient is hemodynamically stable

A
USG
B
CT scan
C
X-ray
D
MRI
High-Yield Explanation
Answer- B. CT scanStable patientComputed tomography has replaced intravenous urography as the primary modality for the assessment of suspected renal injuries. The investigation of choice is the multiphase, double - or triple-contrast CT scan, but this can misgrade the renal injury.More commonly, however, it does allow grading of renal injuries, ald forms the basis for non-operative treatment, possibly up to, and inclusive of, non-vascular grade IV injuries and blunt renal aery thrombosis.

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