Abstract:【Objective】 To investigate the roll of narrow-band imaging guided transurethral resection in decreasing the recurrence of none-muscle invasive bladder cancer comparing to white light guided transurethral resection. 【Methods】 184 none-muscle invasive bladder cancer patients were divided into two groups: 105 in white light guided transurethral resection group and 79 in narrow-band imaging guided transurethral resection group. The recurrent-free survival ratio, hospital day, complication rate were compared between two groups. 【Results】 All patients received operation safely. No difference could be found between two groups in recurrent-free ratio, hospital day, complication rate. The follow up were from 8 months up to 64 months. 38 patients recurrenced in white light guided transurethral resection group while only 9 patients recruuented in narrow-band imaging guided transurethral resection group. 【Conclusion】 Narrow-band imaging guided transurethral resection is a safe, fessible method to treat none-muscle invasive bladder cancer. Narrow-band imaging guided transurethral resection can decrease the local recurrence comparing to white light guided transurethral resection.