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Abstract
A case of invasion of the bladder by condylomata acuminata in a kidney-transplanted patient under immunosuppressive treatment is presented. Conservative treatment with application of podophyllin and transurethral resection was carried out. There were numerous recurrences, but so far it has been possible to control the disease, in contrast to the four cases found in the literature, which have all resulted in total cystectomy.