A 68-year-old man gyrating his hips in unusual and offensive manner. He was not able to urinate at all from last 17 hours. A strong pain has developed in his lower abdomen. He also reported that his urinary flow has not been good from last few years.
PMH- BPH, alcoholic hepatitis, lumber strain Physical examination- normal genitalia, a prostate is 4 cm in breadth, smooth and non- tender with no nodules and Distended bladder which is palpable half way up to the umbilicus. Emergency treatment provided- The doctor inserted a Foley catheter and drained 700cc of clear yellow urine. His creatinine level is measured at 1.4 mg/dl What could be the next appropriate treatment for the patient? *This case is from Docplexus Editorial Team for educative purpose only.
