Office laser surgery for urologists

More than 100 cases have been treated with an office-situated Neodymium: Yag laser. Bladder tumors, genital condylomata, and urethral strictures have been photoradiated under local anesthesia, without hemorrhage, perforation, or the need for catheterization. The Neodymium: Yag laser appears to be an effective office modality for many common urologic problems.