Research Article
Article 1001
Authors:
Warchol S<sup>1*</sup>, Bombinski P<sup>2</sup> and Dudek-Warchol T<sup>1</sup>
Abstract:
One of the possible complication after operative treatment of obstructive megaureter is persistent reflux or stenosis with obstruction at the vesicoureteral junction. There is no uniform approach how to manage such cases. We present our experience with endoscopic correction of high grade vesicoureteral reflux after open ureteroneocystostomy in primary obstructive megaureter in children.
Case Report
Article 1002
Authors:
Kass-Iliyya A<sup>*</sup>, Karavaggelis A and Koupparis A
Abstract:
A 67-year old gentleman presented to the two-week-wait urology clinic with an incidental finding of a left sided mass protruding from the prostate on CT scan as part of investigations for lower abdominal pain. Further MRI of the prostate showed an atypical left peripheral zone tumour. The patient denied any urinary lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS)or any haematuria and had a prostate specific antigen
Case Report
Article 1003
Authors:
Antoine Kass-Iliyya1<sup>*</sup> and Katherine Warren
Abstract:
Background: Intravesical explosions are rare but well recognised complication of transurethral resection of bladder tumours, they range from small explosions with no major consequences to large explosions causing bladder rupture and significant morbidity to the affected patient.
Research Article
Article 1004
Authors:
Hoshi S<sup>*</sup>, Fukui I, Kageyama Y, Kawashima K, Narita S, Numahata K, Sato M, Morozumi K, Kuromoto A, Ozawa M, Ono K, Hoshi K, Bilim V and Sasagawa I
Abstract:
Purpose: Systemic chemotherapy remains the standard treatment in metastatic urothelial carcinoma (mUC). Surgery has become a treatment of choice to achieve cure in selected patients with pulmonary metastasis from various types of malignant tumors
Case Report
Article 1005
Authors:
Pérez Martínez MA<sup>*</sup>, Moratalla Charcos LM, Planelles Gomez J, Morera Martínez JF, Sánchez Sanchis M and Vidal Moreno JF
Abstract:
The rupture of the corpora cavernosa with associated urethral fracture is an occasional urological Emergency that requieres accurate diagnosis and, usually, urgent surgical repair in order to avoid functional sequelae
Case Report
Article 1006
Authors:
Moratalla Charcos LM<sup>*</sup>, Pérez Martínez MA, Planelles Gómez J, Beamud Cortés M, De la Rosa Martínez FJ, Sánchez Sanchis MJ and Vidal Moreno JF
Abstract:
Paratesticular mesothelioma is a rare entity, usually unilateral, painless and often associated hydrocele. Surgery can be curative in cases of localized disease. Paratesticular mesothelioma present a distinctive
Case Report
Article 1007
Authors:
Kass-Iliyya A<sup>*</sup>, Martin R and Nicol D
Abstract:
A 52-year-old fit and well gentleman referred to the urology department with a palpable abdominal mass, voiding symptoms and a raised PSA of 5.4. CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis showed a large, multi-loculated pelvic mass, measuring (15x14x13) cm and displacing the urinary bladder (Figure 1).