Intravesical BCG treatment used in the management of NMIBC, usually presents as side effects: pollakiuria, hematuria, fever. Rarer complications may occur, affecting all organs of the urinary tract. Renal tuberculoma, a rare complication of intravesical BCG treatment, may be asymptomatic. It will be necessary to think about it, in front of the appearance of a tumoral lesion of renal localization post intravesical BCG treatment.
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