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Bilateral segmental renal artery thrombosis from blunt abdominal trauma: a rare presentation.

INTRODUCTION The incidence of renal injury in a normal population is 4.8% and renovascular injuries comprise 4% of all renal injuries.(1) Segmental renal artery injury is not uncommon in blunt abdominal trauma and most of them can be conservatively managed.(2) There are some reports about unilateral segmental renal artery thrombosis (SRAT) but there are no reports of bilateral SRAT.(3) We will demonstrate the present case and discuss about treatment options.