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Purpose The aim of this video is to demonstrate an endoscopic and minimally invasive repair of an urethrocutaneous fistula with cyanoacrylate glue. Materials and Methods: A 56 year-old-man with post-infectious urethral stricture and recurrent perineal abscess formation due to urethral fistulas. Results The operative time was 60 minutes, no major complications were observed perioperatively and postoperatively. At a follow-up time of 6 months the patient had no evidence of recurrent fistula and abscess formation. CONCLUSIONS The endoscopic use of cyanoacrylate glue represents a safe and minimally invasive approach that might be offered as a first line option for the treatment of urinary fistulas in selected patients, especially those with narrow and long tracts. .
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Humans , Male , Middle Aged , Cyanoacrylates/therapeutic use , Ureteroscopy/methods , Urethral Diseases/surgery , Urinary Fistula/surgery , Video-Assisted Surgery/methods , Operative Time , Treatment OutcomeABSTRACT
Metástases para o pâncreas são raras, podendo ocorrer a partir do carcinoma renal de células claras. Apresentamos um caso demetástase pancreática, envolvendo suprarrenal e hilo esplênico, em uma mulher de 49 anos, que teve carcinoma renal de células clarassete anos atrás. Em seguimento após nefrectomia, a paciente teve o diagnóstico de metástase em pâncreas, suprarrenal e hiloesplênico. Tratada com cirurgia e interferon. Imunohistoquímica para gp200 e CD-10, foi positiva. Tomografia computadorizada mostroumetástase para o estômago oito anos após a nefrectomia, estando a paciente em uso de interferon atualmente. Carcinoma de célulasrenais pode recidivar anos após a nefrectomia. Identificação e tratamento cirúrgico podem proporcionar suporte paliativo e sobrevidaem longo prazo.
Metastasis to the pancreas is uncommon; however, it may occur from clear renal cell carcinomas. We present a case of pancreaticmetastasis involving adrenal and splenic hilum in a 49 year-old woman that had clear renal cell carcinoma seven years ago. The patientin post nephrectomy follow-up presented a diagnosis of metastasis in the pancreas, adrenal and splenic hilus. The patients was treatedby surgery and interferon. Immunohistochemistry for gp200 and CD-10 was positive and computed tomography showed metastasis inthe stomach eight years after surgery. She is currently treated with interferon. Renal cell carcinoma can reappear years afternephrectomy, therefore, recognition and surgical treatment can provide palliation and long-term survival.