[Indications for deep suture of the bladder wound after its resection for cancer]

The indications to putting in interrupted sutures on the urinary bladder after its resection for cancer are discussed. Based on the clinical observations, it is concluded that there cannot be any one-way approach to this problem. The bladder may be sutured, if the resection wound is located in the upper segment and anterior wall of the median segment of the vesicle in case of the unchanged detrusor vesicae and urethra, with low bacterial count of the vesical urine and providing for transurethral drainage of the vesicle by its drip irrigation. Interrupted sutures on the vesicle were used in 21 patients with favourable issues.