Key result
Catheter instillation of adnephrin and cocaine relieves acute urinary retention after failed standard catheterization.
Case Report (n=3)
The use of adnephrin and cocain solution injected via catheter successfully relieved acute urinary retention in a small case series.
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May support adjunctive options after failed catheterization; hypothesis-generating and should not change practice without controlled trials.
Albion Walter Hewlett (1907) conducted a case report in Acute urinary retention (n=3). Adnephrin and cocain solution instillation via catheter was evaluated on Relief of urinary retention. Instillation of an adnephrin and cocain solution via catheter successfully relieved acute urinary retention in patients who had failed standard catheterization.
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