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The authors report two cases of unrecognized trauma of the urinary tract occurred in the waning of
blunt abdominal trauma. The diagnosis of lesions of the urinary tract was secondarily increased in both cases after the initial charge, which consisted of a percutaneous drainage urinoma for one and a laparotomy for acute peritonitis suspicion for the...
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