Conservative management a safer option in high-grade renal injuries: Our institutional experience

Background: Renal injuries constitute around 1–5% of all trauma associated injuries. In present era, there has been a focus toward conservative management for blunt renal Advancement in radiographic injury grading, improved hemodynamic monitoring systems, valid grading systems allows successful non-operative preservation even cases Grades IV and V. Aims Objectives: The aim our study was to assess outcomes patients managed conservatively (non-operatively) high-grade at center. objective this is whether can be by successfully or not. Materials Methods: conducted retrospective manner using hospital records the past 2 years. Thirty with were included categorized based on American association surgery (2018 revised) grading. These strategies analyzed terms “failure management,” complications, need adjuvant procedures. Statistical data analysis done Microsoft Excel (2019) software. Results: mean age Out total 30 patients, 17 had Grade I–III injuries, 13 IV. All required no adjunctive 10 out underwent management. Complications urinary tract infection (5), persistent hematuria (3), hypertension (1), urinoma (2), ileus (1). complications Clavien Dindo classification grade 1–2. Conclusion: if patient hemodynamically stable.