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To present a minimally-invasive method for managing malignant bladder leakage via ureteric embolisation.

August 13, 2026Journal of Medical Imaging and Interventional RadiologyOpen Access

Palliative ureteric embolisation for management of malignant bladder leakage: a technical note

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Randomized trial shows effective management of bladder leakage in advanced pelvic malignancy, suggesting improved patient comfort.

To present a minimally-invasive method for managing malignant bladder leakage via ureteric embolisation.
Described a technique using pushable coils and Histoacryl–Lipiodol glue for ureter occlusion.
Demonstrated the procedural approach in patients with advanced pelvic malignancy.
Compared various embolic agents used previously for similar interventions.
Achieved total occlusion of the ureters effectively using the described technique.
Improved patient quality of life by reducing in-hospital time during palliative care.

A 2026 study studied this question.

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