Department of Urology Researchers Publish New Study Findings on Fibrin Tissue Adhesives (Case in which percutaneous fibrin glue injection was useful for refractory urinary fistula following robot-assisted partial nephrectomy).

A new study published by the Department of Urology explores the use of percutaneous fibrin glue injection as a treatment for refractory urinary fistula following robot-assisted partial nephrectomy. The study found that this treatment was effective in improving the condition of a 44-year-old man who had not responded to other treatment options. The research suggests that percutaneous fibrin glue injection may be a viable alternative for cases that do not improve with conservative treatment, ureteral stent placement, or percutaneous drainage. The study provides valuable insights into the potential use of fibrin tissue adhesives in urological surgery. [Extracted from the article]