..., 64, and 76%, respectively. Conclusions: STIE in IBH is a safe, well-tolerated, and feasible procedure for palliating haematuria patients in poor general condition. Major complications are very rarely seen. However, patients often need additional therapy after STIE. [email protected] 12...

... artery. It can cause both microscopic and gross haematuria, with or without flank pain. The diagnosis is often delayed in a majority of symptomatic patients. On the other hand, the use of CT in routine abdominal explorations has increased the detection of the compression of the LRV in healthy...

... to diagnosis since initial nephrectomy, imaging modality and treatment option chosen, as well as histology and overall survival were reviewed. Results: Analysis was possible for 33 out of 63 cases reported in the literature. There was a male predominance (82%). Visible, painless haematuria was the presenting...

...R. Indudhara; Neelam Malik; G.P. Sharma; S. Vaidyanathan A case of pseudo-aneurysm arising from the posterior division of right renal artery following pyelolithotomy is presented. The patient presented with massive haematuria and flank mass 7 days after pyelolithotomy. Selective renal arteriography...

...G. Dell’Adami; A. Brunetti Unrestrainable haematurias after supervoltage therapy of bladder tumours are a serious complication for the treatment. Excellent results were obtained by radical transurethral resection of the pathologically modified bladder mucosa. There is no bleeding and new mucosa...

...Samer Katmawi-Sabbagh; Ahsanul Haq; Sunila Jain; Gokul Subhas; Helen Turnham Objective: Colour blindness might lead to failure in recognizing frank haematuria. Our aim is to investigate as to whether colour-blind males who develop bladder cancer present later with less favourable histology...

...Marco Oderda; Paolo Mondino; Ilaria Lucca; Chiara Fiorito; Arianna Gillo; Andrea Zitella; Alessandro Greco; Alessandro Tizzani; Paolo Gontero Haematuria in orthotopic neobladder can be due to upper urinary tract recurrence of the primary bladder tumour, the rare occurrence of a primary bowel tumour...

... 04 2007 19 3 2008 Cystinuria Renal stones Haematuria Cystine calculi Urologia Internationalis Original Paper Urol Int 2008;80:141 144 DOI: 10.1159/000112603 Received: August 14, 2006 Accepted after revision: April 27, 2007 Management of Cystinuric Patients: An Observational...

...Aris Giannopoulos; Theodoros Manousakas; Efthymia Alexopoulou; Elias Brountzos; Stefanos Papadoukakis; Dimitrios Kelekis Pseudo-aneurysms complicating blunt renal traumas, although very rare, represent significant causes of secondary haematuria, potentially life-threatening. Initial surgical repair...

...K.D. Ivil; H. Zafirakis; D.J. Cahill; N.E. Cetti Pelvic fractures are frequently associated with injuries to the lower genitourinary tract. However, most described injuries are noted at the time the fracture is sustained. We describe the case of a 63-year-old man who presented with haematuria 6...

...Vinod H. Nargund; Jeremy G. Noble; David Cranston; Griff J. Fellows Objective: The causes of ‘late’ haematuria (2 years or more) following endoscopic and open prostatectomy were studied. Methods: Between 1994 and 1996, more than 400 patients were evaluated for haematuria. Ninety patients with post...