A Case of Extravasation of Urine Due to a Calculus in a Child Six Years of Age

A soap-water enema was given without effect. A dorsal slit was made and the meatus was exposed. A rubber catheter proving ineffective, a small-sized metal catheter was passed very slowly and carefully and an ordinary kidney tray full of urine was drawn off very slowly. Multiple incisions on the scrotum, penis and perineum were then made, and the catheter tied up. Turpentine stupes to the abdomen were applied. A turpentine enema was given and this time hard scibalous masses were evacuated. Glucose and water in sips were frequently given by the mouth to tide over the toxic condition.