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@#Intractable hemorrhagic cystitis is an uncommon but significant treatment complication of concurrent chemoradiation therapy for cervical cancer. Alum instillation is regarded as a safe and effective option for its treatment. This case presentation will discuss a patient who presented with postradiation cystitis and was treated with alum irrigation. The aim of this report is to offer alum irrigation as a management option for intractable hematuria.
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Objective To investigate the clinical effect of interventional embolization in the treatment of intractable hematuria after percutaneous nephrolithotripsy. Methods A retrospective analysis of the First Affili?ated Hospital of Kunming Medical University from February 2014 to March 2016 after percutaneous nephrolithot?omy appears intractable hematuria patients in 36 cases was conducted. All patients were treated with conservative treatment but invalid,then lesion was confirmed by renal artery angiography,after that,line embosphere micro?spheres or polyvinyl alcohol particles combined with spring ring interventional the treatment was conduc?ted. Postoperative urine color changes, postoperative complications and follow?up were observed whether have bleeding again. Results ( 1) The success rate:36 cases patients all with successful embolization,the symptoms of hematuria in 1?3 days gradually disappeared,and the effective rate was 100%. ( 2) Complications:the compli?cations after operation in 10 patients appeared different degree of embolism syndrome,given analgesic and antie?metic,the symptoms gradually ease after treatment. One case patient with a transient increase of creatinine after operation,renal function returned to normal 7 days after the treatment. ( 3) Follow up:there was no recurrence of hemorrhage after 3?6 months of follow?up. Conclusion Transcatheter embolization in the treatment of intracta?ble hematuria has definite curative effect,less trauma,high safety,less complications and faster postoperative re?covery.