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bladder catheterization, female, bladder catheterization, male, obstructive uropathy, bilateral, chronic, kidney failure, chronic blockage, chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy involves prolonged, progressive blockage, the flow of urine from both kidneys, causing kidney, renal, obstructive uropathy occurs, the flow of urine, kidneys is blocked, kidneys to dilate, become damaged, obstruction, occur anywhere, in the the urinary system, obstruction is bilateral, affecting both kidneys, bladder outlet obstruction, most common cause, kidneys produce urine, in the normal manner but the urine cannot leave the bladder, it is blocked, urine, back up behind this obstruction, structures, the urinary tract, obstruction causes, urine to back up into both kidneys, hydronephrosis, swelling, the kidneys, kidneys, eventually lead to hypertension, renal failure, sudden blockage causes, acute bilateral obstructive uropathy, progressive blockage causes, chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy, chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy, gradual blockage of both ureters, tubes between the kidneys, bladder, bladder, urethra, resulting, backup of urine into both kidneys, in men, most often, a result of a benign enlargement, the prostate, bph, bladder outlet obstruction is much less common in women but, a bladder cystocele, bladder tumors, prostate tumors, tumors, masses, the uterus, structures around the bladder neck, urethra, retroperitoneal fibrosis, narrowing, the urethra, cause obstruction secondary to a congenital, present from birth, deformity, scar tissue from injury, infection, initially, bladder reacts, obstruction by increased irritability, stronger, frequent urge to urinate, bladder spasms, incontinence, urine accumulates, bladder fails to empty completely, urine stasis, urinary tract infections, the result of urinary retention, bladder, ureters, kidneys, chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy occurs in, 1 out of every 1,000 people, symptoms depend on the time course, the obstruction, in the urinary tract the obstruction occurs, the most common symptoms of chronic obstructive uropathy, stronger, frequent urge to urinate, difficulty initiating the flow of urine, urinary hesitancy, dribbling of urine, incontinence, decreased urine output, decrease, in the force, the urinary stream, increased need to urinate at night, burning, stinging, urination, feeling of incomplete emptying, the bladder, alternating episodes of increased urine output, decreased urine output, fever, chills, is also urinary infection, additional symptoms that associated, nail abnormalities, high blood pressure, abnormal urine color, examination by touch, palpation, enlarged, tender kidneys, bladder large, full, rectal examination, reveal enlarged prostate, signs, symptoms of chronic renal failure present, blood pressure, elevated, a urinalysis, a urine culture, clean catch, a urinary tract infection, a cbc, leukocytosis, increased white blood cell count, infection, a basic metabolic panel, reveal patient's current kidney function, electrolyte balance, abnormal, a bladder scan, ultrasound, significant post-void residual, than 50 ml of urine remains, in the bladder after urinating, uroflowmetry, reveal decreased urinary flow from prostatic blockage, bph, hydronephrosis, swelling of kidneys, apparent on, abdominal ultrasound, ct scan of abdomen, pelvis, renal scan, initial treatment focuses on relieving urinary obstruction, obstruction, bladder neck, catheterization, provide short-term relief, an implanted urinary, foley, catheter, intermittent self catheterizations, a suprapubic tube, tube directly draining the bladder, the abdominal wall, depending on the particular case, surgery, the prostate, by a turp, transurethral resection, the prostate, provides correction of enlarged prostate, surgical intervention appropriate, disorders causing obstruction, the urethra, bladder neck, obstruction, level, the ureters, ureteral stents, nephrostomy tubes, temporarily solve the problem, surgery, permanent resolution, the obstruction depending on the cause, the obstruction, antibiotics needed to treat urinary tract infection, chronic renal failure correction of electrolyte abnormalities, dialysis necessary, obstruction is corrected, the development of renal failure, bilateral obstructive uropathy reversible, chronic renal failure develops, long-term kidney damage is likely, life-threatening, patients, chronic obstruction, at a higher risk, post-obstructive diuresis, occurs after obstruction is relieved, a foley catheter, kidneys have not had chance to adapt, change, unable to concentrate the urine, patient voids large quantities of urine that hasn't been properly processed, a life-threatening condition, close monitoring, obstruction was, a cancer, ultimate outcome is determined by the extent of disease, its response to therapy, chronic renal failure, post-obstructive diuresis, chronic, recurrent urinary tract infection, chronic voiding dysfunction, incontinence/urinary retention, urolithiasis, stone formation, decreased urine output, symptoms of chronic bilateral obstructive uropathy develop, condition prevented, prevented from causing serious damage by routine screening by primary care physician, signs, symptoms of lower urinary tract disorders, a rectal examination in men.