A recently published large series of treating 133 renal units over a 20-year period demonstrated no benefit in reducing recurrence or progression with adjuvant BCG following percutaneous resection of upper tract TCC.[30] If adjuvant BCG is given, it is recommended that to avoid systemic absorption and possible sepsis, instillation of agents to the upper tract should be performed under low pressure (25 cm water) and in the absence of infection.[16] Close observation after BCG is recommended for 24 hours; with immediate cessation of therapy and prompt initiation of anti-tuberculous treatment if systemic symptoms develop.[31]
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Localization (observation) of BCG in upper associated with infection, sepsis, transitional cell carcinoma and recurrence
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This test has worked.