Indications for bladder blind suture in suprapubic transurethral adenomectomy

Suprapubic transurethral adenomectomy is the most common method of surgical treatment of patients with prostatic adenoma. Some authors recommend to end the operation with the primary bladder blind suture with a short-term urethral drainage; others, being afraid of postoperative inflammatory complications in the upper urinary tract and kidneys, genitals, as well as secondary bleeding from the prostatic adenoma bed, prefer to perform temporary urine drainage additionally through the suprapubic bladder stoma.