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  • A patient with ongoing severe bleeding in urine required blood transfusions due to significant health complications.
  • The treatment involved selectively blocking the internal pudendal artery and using microwave therapy through the urethra, performed under local anesthesia.
  • The combination of these two procedures effectively resolved the bleeding issue for the patient.

Article Abstract

We present a case of persisting macroscopic haematuria in a patient with severe co-morbidity and need of blood transfusion. With a combination of selective embolisation of the internal pudendal artery and transurethral microwave therapy in local anaesthesia, the patient was treated successfully.

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