Abstract
It is assumed that the patient has been cystoscoped and that the cause of the persistent haematuria is known. The problem may arise with, for example, post-radiotherapy telangiectasia, carcinoma of prostate or low-grade widespread bladder tumours. It is assumed also that further cystoscopy is not in the interest of the patient and that conservative means should be employed.
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Public Health Platelet Count Direct Action Bladder Tumour Tranexamic Acid
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