Czech urology, 2020 (vol. 24), issue 2
Editorial
Editorial
MUDr. Ivan Trávníček, Ph.D.
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):89 
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Bulbar urethral reconstruction after extensive inflammatory abscess‑forming process in the perineal region due to an underlying foreign body
Pavel Drlík, Milan Čermák
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):90-93
Drlík P, Čermák M. Bulbar urethral reconstruction after extensive inflammatory abscess-forming process in the perineal region due to an underlying foreign body. Introduction: Injuries to the bulbar urethra are often isolated. They account for approximately 10% of lower urinary tract injuries and 35% of all injuries to the urethra. They typically include various non-penetrating straddle injuries (falls astride or kicks). However, injuries due to instrumental manipulation (catheterization, endoscopic procedures) are the most common occurrence. Urethral injury is also encountered in the case of foreign body insertion for the purpose of masturbation. The...
Review article
Hand‑assisted laparoscopic adrenalectomy for large adrenal tumours
Jakub Plachý, Jaroslav Všetička, Jaromír Frydrych, Pavel Srna
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):96-99 | DOI: 10.48095/cccu2020002
Plachý J, Všetička J, Frydrych J, Srna P. Hand‑assisted laparoscopic adrenalectomy for large adrenal tumors. The aim of this article is to introduce hand‑assisted laparoscopic adrenalectomy as one of the surgical techniques for removing large adrenal tumors which basically combines the advantages of total laparoscopy and open surgery. It is a safe, effective and minimally invasive procedure reducing the number of open conversions. Besides the principles before any surgery, we would like to mention especially the method of operation.
Examination of circulating tumor cells in renal carcinoma
Petr Klézl, Jindřich Šonský, Eliška Pospíšilová, Katarína Kološtová, Vladimír Bobek, Robert Grill
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):100-104 | DOI: 10.48095/cccu2019056
Serial examination of circulating tumor cell presence after renal cancer surgery could become an irreplaceable source of information reporting on tumor heterogeneity and evolution in time. Test for presence of circulating tumor cells belongs to the group of liquid biopsy tests and one of its main advantages is the relatively minimal invasiveness (blood withdrawal), which indeed enables tumor dynamics follow-up. Besides circulating tumor cells the presence in patients with renal cell carcinoma undergoing surgery, molecular character of circulating cells can be evaluated by gene expression analysis.
Original paper
Přirozený proces hojení po částečné excizi glandu penisu za použití nové hemostatické náplasti VerisetTM - popis metody a prvotní pohled chirurga
Peter Weibl, Ghazal Ameli, Andrea Holzer, Wilhelm Huebner
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):105-112
Informed consents including the procedure and possible complications were taken from all patients. Weibl P, Ameli G, Holzer A, Huebner W. Natural healing process after partial glans excision while using novel haemostatic "verisetTM patch": description of the technique and initial surgeon's perspective. To describe the initial surgeon's perspective and results of partial glans excision, while using VerisetTM as a haemostatic patch for excised benign and pre‑malignant penile lesions. Five patients (mean age 61 years) underwent a total of 6 procedures. The defect was covered with the novel patch - VerisetTM. The...
Renal tumor biopsy - indications, technique, results
Jiří Kolář, Tomáš Pitra, Kristýna Pivovarčíková, Ivan Trávníček, František Lepič, Ondřej Hes, Milan Hora
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):113-125 | DOI: 10.48095/cccu2020014
Kolář J, Pitra T, Pivovarčíková K, Trávníček I, Lepič F, Hes O, Hora M. Renal tumor biopsy - indications, technique, results. Aim: To evaluate kidney biopsies performed at our department and to compare the data with the literature. Material and methods: A retrospective analysis of patients who underwent renal tumor biopsy during the years 2007-2019. Results: During the time period I/2017-XII/2019, we performed renal tumor biopsy on 200 patients at our department - 128 men (64.0 %) and 72 women (36.0 %). The average age of the patients was 64.8 years (34-85 years). Most of the biopsies were performed under CT guidance (n = 192; 96.0 %), a minority of...
Our approach to diagnosing and treating impalpable testis
Jan Šarapatka, Zuzana Seifriedová, Oldřich Šmakal
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):126-131
Šarapatka J, Seifriedová Z, Šmakal O. Our approach to diagnosing and treating impalpable testis. Introduction: The diagnosis and treatment of an impalpable testis remains a controversial issue. The aim of the study was data analysis in boys operated on for an impalpable testis. Material and methods: In a retrospective study, we evaluated the findings in 228 boys who had been operated on for an impalpable testis at the Department of Urology of the Olomouc University Hospital in the years 2017 and 2018. To diagnose cryptorchidism, we perform a physical examination. In patients with a palpable testis, orchidopexy from the inguinal approach is our treatment...
HRD brachytherapy as an organ-sparing method of treatment of early penile cancer
Denisa Pohanková, Igor Sirák, Linda Kašaová, Jakub Grepl, Petr Paluska, Miroslav Louda, Lukáš Holub, Jiří Špaček, Petr Prošvic, Jiří Petera
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):132-140
Pohanková D, Sirák I, Kašaová L, Grepl J, Paluska P, Louda M, Holub L, Špaček J, Prošvic P, Petera J. HRD brachytherapy as an organ-sparing method of treatment of early penile cancer. Background: HDR brachytherapy of penis is suitable organ-sparing method of treatment for selected patients. Material and methods: A total of 28 patients were treated at the Department of Oncology and radiotherapy at University Hospital Hradec Králové between 2002 and 2020 for early penile tumor using high-dose rate brachytherapy (HDR brachytherapy), the total dose was 18× 3 Gy, applied twice a day. Results: The median follow-up of patients is 92 months (3,7-219). Seven...
Case report
Pancreatic injury associated with urologic surgery and the options of pancreatic fistula management
Vít Paldus, Vladimír Šámal, Jiří Škach, Jan Mečl
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):141-145 | DOI: 10.48095/cccu2020016
Paldus V, Šámal V, Škach J, Mečl J. Pancreatic injury associated with urologic surgery and the options of pancreatic fistula management. The article highlights possible risk of pancreatic injury during urologic surgery in the form of a case report and presents therapeutic options for the management of such a complication.
Conversion of the continent diversion to a conduit by retubularization of a neobladder wall
Markéta Hulová, Michal Staník, Daniel Macík, Jan Doležel
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):146-151 | DOI: 10.48095/cccu2020013
If it is necessary to convert a urinary diversion to an ileal conduit, it is advantageous to use the material of the ileum from the original diversion and retubularize it to obtain the desired length of the conduit. Further resection of the intestine can be avoided and no new intestinal anastomosis or ureter reimplantation is required.
From urology practice in pictures
A large cystic lymphangioma of the left adrenal gland as a differential diagnostic error
Paulína Szász, Zbyněk Tűdős, Filip Čtvrtlík, Jozef Škarda, František Hruška, Milan Král
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):152-154
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MUDr. Jaroslav Ženíšek, Ph.D.
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):94-95
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Despite pandemic - Comprehensive news in oncological urology 2020
Barbora Žemličková
Ces Urol 2020, 24(2):155-158