Endoscopic resection of bladder urothelial neoplasm in a child: a case report

Bladder tumour, especially urothelial neoplasm, is a very rare condition in paediatric age. That why true and accurate information on biological grade of malignancy and, correspondingly, the surgical management absent. However, majority physicians take view that this type tumour has low malignization recurrence, even after endoscopic excision neoplasm patients. Purpose - to describe clinical case bladder child by means minimally invasive equipment. Clinical case. Endoscopic methods treatment are widely used patients with urinary tract conditions our clinic. The transcutaneous been employed since 2010. For example, it was for removal ureterolith impacted neck foreign bodies bladder, as well excision. We also tried use visualisation posterior urethra rupture length through cystoscope, which put into epicystostomic hole together simultaneous urethroscopy (for purpose directed illumination during urethroscopy). due long posttraumatic urethrostenosis, impossible achieve catheterisation site damage. resection presented article. Minimally techniques give opportunity perform radical operations perfect cosmetic result minimal injury important research carried out accordance principles Helsinki Declaration. informed consent patient obtained conducting studies. No conflict interests declared authors. Key words: cystoscopy, neuromuscular dysfunction, children.