Emergency treatment is essentially ATLS management. There may be severe hypovolaemic shock due to retro or intra-peritoneal haemorrhage and a diagnostic peritoneal lavage may be necessary to exclude intra-abdominal bleeding. A suprapubic - not urethral - catheter should be passed if there is evidence of membranous urethral injury - such as blood at the meatus and a high riding prostate. Not not passing urine is usually due to shock.
Definitive treatment:
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