Erosion of Vascular Graft into the Bladder 5 Years after Original Surgery

‘Ooosh’ haematuria syndrome from eroded and kinked vascular graft in the bladder

“…The encrusted graft was left in situ and the patient subsequently had the old graft removed and a new bypass graft inserted by vascular surgery 1 . Another vascular graft eroded 5 years after original arterial reconstruction into the bladder and was managed conservatively 10 . In the third case, a calcification in the bladder wall suggestive of a urinary stone was detected on imaging.…”

“…1 Another vascular graft eroded 5 years after original arterial reconstruction into the bladder and was managed conservatively. 10 In the third case, a calcification in the bladder wall suggestive of a urinary stone was detected on imaging. Flexible cystoscopy revealed a friable vascular mass high on the left wall of the bladder, which was biopsied.…”