Conclusion:
Urologists perform the
endourological intervention in delayed diagnosed IUI treatment due to
short operative time hospital stay, fewer complication, and low
treatment cost. The perioperative recognition rate and endourological
intervention treatment success rates of thermal IUI are limited. The
possibility of thermal damage should be kept in mind in complications
such as urinary leakage and hydronephrosis due to ureteral stricture,
which occurs in the late period during postoperative follow-up. If IUI
develops in the presence or suspicion of thermal damage, excising the
traumatic segment and ensuring ureter continuity (such as
ureteroureterostomy, ureteral reimplantation) increases the success of
surgical treatment, regardless of the level of ureteral damage.