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Tugcu V et al. - Intravesical Hem–o-lok clip (HOLC) migration is a rare complication of prostatic surgery. The authors report two cases of migration of a HOLC into the bladder leading to stone formation. As such, these devices should be used with caution in the region of the vesicourethral anastomosis.

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