Objectives: We report one case of left adrenal tumor discovered during the study of an infiltrating bladder carcinoma. We discuss the diagnostic and therapeutic implications of the clinical case.
Methods: Surgical procedure was undertaken with radical cystectomy and Bricker's type urinary diversion, plus adenomectomy by anterior approach.
Objectives: Aneurysmatic processes of the renal artery after transplant are rare entities, generally secondary to technical defects or infectious pictures. Among other presentations, dissecting aneurysm are exceptional, having a particularly difficult diagnosis due to the lack of specific clinical data which could differentiate them from other processes such as graft rejection or acute tubular necrosis, as well as the absence of characteristic representative images.
Methods: We report one case of dissecting aneurysm after a kidney transplant resulting in graft loss.
Objective: Asymptomatic microhematuria continues to be a problem. It has a prevalence of 16% and numerous conditions can present this clinical manifestation.
Methods: A prospective study was carried out on all patients that consulted at the urological services during 2000 for asymptomatic hematuria.