Which of the following is an indication for GU Non-vascular procedures?

Temporary urinary diversions from obstruction is an indication for GU (genitourinary) Non-vascular procedures due to its role in managing urinary tract complications. When there are obstructions in the urinary tract, creating a temporary diversion is essential for alleviating any resultant symptoms and preventing further complications such as hydronephrosis or urinary retention. This helps maintain kidney function and keeps the urinary system functioning properly until a more permanent solution can be established.

In the context of interventional radiology, non-vascular procedures would include techniques like placing nephrostomy tubes or other forms of diversion that divert urine away from an obstructed path. This highlights the importance of addressing immediate functional issues in the urinary system using minimally invasive approaches.

The other options, while relevant to GU health, do not align specifically with the purpose of non-vascular procedures in a procedural context. Urinary incontinence often requires different interventions or surgical techniques rather than direct urinary diversion. Kidney transplantation is a surgical procedure typically not categorized as a non-vascular procedure but rather as a complex surgical intervention requiring vascular and non-vascular considerations. Routine cystoscopy, while a minimally invasive procedure, is usually performed for diagnostic purposes and does not constitute a non-vascular intervention related to obstruction.