UP-023-c01 Uro-oncology early
Immediate intravesical chemotherapy after bladder tumour resection
Extravasation with chemical tissue injury
Instillation through a perforated bladder or misplaced catheter can expose perivesical tissues to a cytotoxic agent and cause severe local injury.
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Interactive 3D The operation this complication belongs to: Immediate intravesical chemotherapy after bladder tumour resection Interactive immediate mitomycin model Open the 3D animation 01 Variation coverage
Which versions of the operation this applies to
Recovery-area immediate instillationTheatre immediate instillationClosed-system intravesical delivery
The parent hub contains 3 recorded variations.
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02 Evidence
Sources
European Association of Urology EAU Guidelines on Non-muscle-invasive Bladder Cancer
TURBT quality, repeat resection and intravesical-treatment pathways.
Accessed 2026-08-03 · opens source European Association of Urology EAU Guidelines on Urological InfectionsInfection prevention, recognition and procedure-associated infection context.
Accessed 2026-08-03 · opens source British Association of Urological Surgeons Patient information leaflets by procedureUK patient-facing procedure, alternatives, recovery and complication framing.
Accessed 2026-08-03 · opens source03 Same procedure