Introduction. To determine the efficacy of bipolar transurethral incision with mitomycin C
(MMC) injection for the treatment of refractory bladder neck stenosis (BNS). Materials and …

Purpose Bladder neck contracture is an annoying problem for patients as well as urologists.
Recurrence still remains a common problem associated with significant morbidity. This study …

Purpose: Injection of mitomycin C may increase the success of transurethral incision of the
bladder neck for the treatment of bladder neck contracture. We evaluated the efficacy of …

Introduction: We evaluated our intermediate term experience with radial urethrotomy and
intralesional mitomycin C injection in patients with recurrent bladder neck contractures …

Purpose: We evaluated urethrotomy combined with intralesional injection of the
antiproliferative agent mitomycin C for the treatment of severe, recurrent bladder neck …

METHODS Retrospective review of 16 patients evaluated for recurrent bladder neck
contractures between January 2007-October 2009. All patients had at least one prior failed …

To present our 12-year experience using an endoscopic approach to manage bladder neck
contracture (BNC) without adjunctive intralesional agents and compare it to published series …

Purpose Traditionally, transurethral resection of bladder tumors (TURB) is performed using
monopolar technique. Bipolar resection has been postulated to reduce complications. In this …

Objective To evaluate our 5-year experience with deep lateral transurethral incisions of
bladder neck contracture (TUIBNC), identify risk factors associated with failure of procedure …

Abstract Background and Purpose: Bipolar energy has recently been used as a common
alternative to conventional monopolar transurethral resection of the bladder (TURB) while …