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Milk in the bladderFrom: Kenneth J. Moise (kmoise@bcm.tmc.edu)Fri Jul 26 22:13:53 1996
Kathie DeGeorges raised an inquiry regarding sterile milk in the bladder to check for its integrity. Have used this technique for years until recently. Had a urologist show me an easier medium for checking bladder integrity after a repair. Simply fill the bladder with 150cc air with a catheter-tipped syringe. Then fill the pelvis with saline. Poke on the bladder. If no air bubbles, its air-tight and for sure its water-tight. Ken Moise Baylor College of Medicine
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