Burch kolposüspansiyonu ve abdominal histerektomi sonrası polipropilen sütüre ikincil mesane taşı oluşumu

Bladder calculies are stones or calcified materials found in the bladder. Foreign bodies that come into contact with urine may cause bladder stones. Examples of foreign body include suture materials, clips, catheters, ureteral stents, urinary incontinence meshes migration an intrauterine device. A 63-year-old female patient was admitted to our urology clinic dysuria, frequent urination and mixed type for a year. The had history abdominal hysterectomy Burch colposuspension two years ago. Computerized tomography revealed stone measuring 2.9 x 2.6 cm.The underwent cystolithotripsy Holmium (Ho: YAG) laser. be attached wall by polypropylene suture. material removed endoscopically. has no complaints during 2-year follow-up. . presence nonabsorbable is well-known tract infection formation, defined complication colposuspension. Information on lithogenic properties various unfortunately limited only vitro vivo animal studies. In humans, experience formation related case reports. It been observed lithogenicity longevity studies carried out, it rate calcification non-absorbable sutures higher. Treatment includes disintegration removal causing stone.