Our experience with salvage genitourinary fistulae repair: technique and outcomes.

Objectives: The objectives are to present the long-term results of vaginal reconstructive operations using the labial fat pad flap (Martius flap) interposition.

Patients And Methods: Eight women, 27-65 years old (mean 40), suffering from urinary fistulae (five urethrovaginal and three vesicovaginal) who failed primary repair underwent salvage vaginal reconstruction for damaged urethra or bladder. Urethral or bladder and vaginal defect was closed and a Martius fat flap was interposed between urethra or bladder and vaginal wall flap to secure a watertight separation of the structures.

A rare case of renal oncocytoma associated with erythrocytosis: case report.

Background: Oncocytomas are benign tumors of the kidney that are usually diagnosed postoperatively due to differential diagnostic problems from renal cell carcinoma. Although the latter are neoplasms that have been associated with erythrocytosis in 3.5% of cases, there are no reports in the literature about a similar occurrence in oncocytomas.