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New Egyptian Journal of Medicine [The]. 1992; 6 (6): 1709-1713
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-25552

ABSTRACT

Several methods of treatment have been tried for chronic bilharzial bladder ulcers. Endoscopic treatment of bilharzial bladder ulcers has been tried in this study, aiming for evaluation of its results as a line of treatment. Our study included 75 patients, 69 males and 6 females treated in Urology Department of El Minia University Hospital over two years duration, transuretheral resection was done for 45 patients, and transuretheral excision for 30 patients with no marked difference between the two techniques. However, transuretheral resection has the advantage in multiple ulcers. Follow up for those patients after treatment for 6 months revealed that 58 patients [77.3%] were symptoms free, 12 patients [16%] had slight burning micturition, and 5 patient [6.7%] had persistent symptoms. Cytoscopic examination was done 6 months after treatment revealed that recurrent ulceration still present in 5 patients [6.7%]. We concluded that endoscopic treatment of chronic bilharzial bladder ulcers is quite safe satisfactory manouver provided that the cases is accurately selected


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Humans , Urinary Bladder Diseases/therapy , Endoscopy/diagnostic imaging , Schistosomiasis/therapy
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