PD46-03 NEPHRECTOMY FOR HIGH-GRADE RENAL TRAUMA IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER MORTALITY RATES
Jeremy B. Myers(University of Utah), Richard A. Santucci(Richard Wolf (Germany)), Ross Anderson(University of Utah), Katie Glavin(University of Kansas Medical Center), Nima Baradaran(The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center), Chirag Arya(Cooper University Hospital), James B. Mercer, Bradley A. Erickson(Medical College of Wisconsin), Judith C. Hagedorn(Rice University), Sean P. Elliott(University of Minnesota), Michael E. Rezaee(Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center), Rachel Sensenig(Cooper University Hospital), Benjamin N. Breyer(University of California, San Francisco), Frank Burks(Comprehensive Urology), Alexander P. Nocera(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Bryan B. Voelzke, Clara M. Castillejo Becerra(Mayo Clinic), Rachel A. Moses(Dartmouth–Hitchcock Medical Center), J. Patrick Selph(Urology Associates), Elisa Wang, Shubham Gupta(Madurai Medical College), Joshua A. Broghammer(University of Kansas Medical Center), Raminder Nirula(University of Utah)
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