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To explore an alternative management for intraperitoneal bladder perforation when surgical repair fails.

July 10, 2026Urology Case ReportsOpen Access

Trans-renal ureteral occlusion for the management of persistent intraperitoneal bladder leak

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Case report of trans-renal ureteral occlusion effectively resolves persistent urine leak after failed repair.

To explore an alternative management for intraperitoneal bladder perforation when surgical repair fails.
Patient with intraperitoneal bladder perforation underwent unsuccessful laparoscopic repair and nephrostomies.
Both ureters were occluded using stents, microvascular plugs, and embolization coil and glue.
Urine extravasation was monitored post-intervention.
Post-intervention, the urine leak resolved successfully.
The patient was discharged with nephrostomies still in place.

Bolton et al. (2026) studied this question.

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