[Trans-vesico parietal exteriorisation of ureteric catheters inserted endoscopically (author's transl)]

The authors describe a technique for the trans-vesico parietal exteriorisation of ureteric catheters inserted endoscopically. Once the ureteric catheters have been inserted, the free end is pushed into the bladder. A suprapubic trocar opens the way to the outside by a trans-vesico parietal route. A foreign body forceps is inserted endoscopically and grasps the ureteric catheter, inserting its end into the trocar. The catheter can then be pushed through to the outside without the need to "open" the bladder.