Investigation of efficacy of intravenous fluorescein in the diferential diagnosis of intraperitoneal bladder rupture with liver and spleen lacerations: An experimental study on rabbit model [karaciǧer ve dalak laserasyonlari{dotless} ile birlikte bulunan i̇ntraperitoneal mesane rüptürünün ayi{dotless}ri{dotless}ci{dotless} tani{dotless}si{dotless}nda intravenöz fluoresceinin etkinliǧinin araşti{dotless}ri{dotless}lmasi{dotless}: Tavşan modelinde deneysel bir çali{dotless}şma]

To evaluate the efficacy of fuorescein for the diferential diagnosis of bladder ruptures by parasynthesis after intravenous administration of fuorescein in rabbits with bladder ruptures,liver and spleen lacerations. a total of 24 male new zealand rabbits were used. they were divided into 3 groups which involved 8 rabbits. group 1 involved rabbits with iatrogenic bladder ruptures,group 2 involved rabbits with iatrogenic liver and spleen lacerations and group 3 involved rabbits with bladder ruptures,liver and spleen lacerations together. we administered iv fuorescein to all rabbits via vena auricularis manga and investigated the presence of fuorescein in the peritoneum by parasynthesis. all the collected fuorescein in the peritoneum of 3 groups were recorded according to the colours. if parasynthesis fuid was observed with naked eye,it was recorded as f (+); if not,it was recorded as f(-). cystoscopy of group 1 revealed that urine coloured with fuorescein passed into the peritoneum after bladder rupture. in parasynthesis which was performed simultaneously,in group 1 urine coloured with fuorescein was aspirated into the injector. in group 2,it was observed that fuorescein coloured abdominal organs after liver and spleen laceration; but the hemoragic fuid colured with fuorescein could not be clearly observed with naked eye. fluorescein that mixed with hemoragic fuid and urine could easily be seen with naked eye in group 3 after interventions. this study revealed that intavenous administration of fuorescein can be used for diagnosis of intraperitoneal ruptures in daily practice.