Transurethral or endoscopic ureterectomy.

A technique of ureterectomy performed endoscopically in 5 cases, following nephro-ureterectomy for pelvic papillomatosis, without evident ureteric involvement, is described. This technique for its simplicity, speed of execution and innocuity, proved to be of practical utility.

Haematuria following radiotherapy for bladder tumours. An approach to therapy.

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 with a particular appearance replaces the resected tissue.