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Two cases of retrovesical haematoma following prostatic biopsy
V Saçak1, M G Toktaş, I Bozkurt
1Department of Urology, S.S.K. Istanbul Hospital, Turkey.
International Urology and Nephrology
|January 1, 1997
Abstract:
Prostatic biopsy is a definitive diagnostic method that should be used whenever a prostatic malignancy is suspected. Anatomically it can be done from the transrectal or perineal route. In two methods transrectal ultrasonography can be used as a helper tool. In this paper we present two cases of pelvic haematoma following prostatic biopsy that occasionally cause complications.