Nail Gun Penetrating Renal Injury: A Case Report
CUREUS • 2022
Publication Information
Authors
Ali S. Alothman , Ghassan I. Alhajress , Alaa Elshaer , Saeed Bin Hamr
Keywords
: nail extraction, occupational trauma, renal injury, renal salvage, penetrating renal trauma
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CUREUS
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International
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Abstract
The kidney is the genitourinary organ most affected by trauma, although the retroperitoneal location
provides some protection. Renal injuries are classified according to the mechanism of trauma. Most of the
penetrating renal injury cases in the literature are due to knife stabbing or handguns. We present an
interesting case of a 22-year-old male with a penetrating renal injury caused by an electric nail gun. There
was no report of a similar case in the literature.
The kidney is the genitourinary organ most affected by trauma, although the retroperitoneal location
provides some protection. Renal injuries are classified according to the mechanism of trauma. Most of the
penetrating renal injury cases in the literature are due to knife stabbing or handguns. We present an
interesting case of a 22-year-old male with a penetrating renal injury caused by an electric nail gun. There
was no report of a similar case in the literature.
provides some protection. Renal injuries are classified according to the mechanism of trauma. Most of the
penetrating renal injury cases in the literature are due to knife stabbing or handguns. We present an
interesting case of a 22-year-old male with a penetrating renal injury caused by an electric nail gun. There
was no report of a similar case in the literature.
The kidney is the genitourinary organ most affected by trauma, although the retroperitoneal location
provides some protection. Renal injuries are classified according to the mechanism of trauma. Most of the
penetrating renal injury cases in the literature are due to knife stabbing or handguns. We present an
interesting case of a 22-year-old male with a penetrating renal injury caused by an electric nail gun. There
was no report of a similar case in the literature.
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