Inexpensive and combined technique: Use of suction tracheal catheter and hydrogen peroxide for the evacuation of intravesical clots

Montelongo-Rodríguez, Fred Alain; Guerra-Catañón, Carlos Daniel; Vázquez-Herrera, Mario; Gutiérrez-González, Adrián; Gómez‐Guerra, Lauro Salvador

doi:10.1016/j.ajur.2021.04.007

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“…Montelongo et al used a saline solution with 0.3% hydrogen peroxide and an endotracheal 14 Ch suction catheter. The procedures were performed in the operating room with a rigid cystoscope, and 200 mmHg suction pressure was applied to the cystoscope sheath [ 31 ].…”

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Intravesical Agents in the Treatment of Bladder Clots in Children

et al. 2023

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Bladder blood clots represent an infrequent urinary condition in children. They usually result from hematuria with many underlying causes, such as urinary tract infections and urethral/bladder traumas. Treatment options for clot removal include trans-urethral or suprapubic bladder irrigation and, if unsuccessful, endoscopic management under general anesthesia with a resectoscope. In younger male children, however, the repeated passage of a trans-urethral resectoscope may be challenging and traumatic, due to the small lumen diameter. Eventually, an open surgical approach can be required in many patients. Few anecdotal non-surgical approaches have been proposed for the management of bladder blood clots in children. This review aims to summarize the conservative techniques described in the literature with the instillation of intravesical agents, analyzing the different strategies and their advantages.

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