Tek Taraflı Renal Agenezili veya Agenezisiz Seminal Vezikül Kisti: Tanı ve Tedavi Seçenekleri

Objective: The aim of this study is to report our experience on the management seminal vesicle cyst which an exceedingly rare acquired or congenital pathology. 
 Materials and Methods: A retrospective chart review was conducted seven patients diagnosed with between March 2011 2020. Patients’ complaints, fertility, physical signs, diagnostic tests intervention obtained findings, surgical intervention, duration follow-up period, complications, recurrence histologic examination cysts wall were evaluated in included.
 Results: Seven male patients, mean aged 36.29±13.45, IPSS 13.57±4.89, Qmax:21.77±3.42ml/s identified. patients’ complaints included lower abdominal pain one patient giant perineal pain, storage urinary tract symptoms six patient. Five fertile spermiogram within normal ranges, two infertile. Six have ipsilateral renal agenesia. One asymptomatic three sympmtoms followed without intervention. Two infertile operated transurethral resection. Seminal >12 cm are as open excision. Neither complications nor recurrences observed. Histopathologic samples reported be compatible cyst. median follow–up period 96 months. Conclusion: approach might considered definitive form treatment for cysts. Although small vesical can symptomatic protruding bladder managed by route.