giant bladder stone in a healthy young female: a case report

Giant Bladder Stone in a Healthy Young Female: A Case Report.

Giant or massive bladder stone is a rare condition that is usually seen in men with an underlying urologic problem. Hereby we report a large stone in a healthy young female without any predisposing factor and with the minimal urologic complaint.

Case of Stone in the Female Bladder

Adrenal simple cyst in a young female patient: A case report

Introduction: Adrenal gland cysts with variable symptoms are rare cases of over-kidney clinical conditions. Adrenal cysts are accidentally identified, which is referred to as incidentaloma. Adrenal cysts are non-specific and show radiological findings and Detection of these cysts is usually random. In this article,  a patient with a simple adrenal cyst is introduced Case presentation: The p...

Giant bladder stone in a male patient

BACKGROUND In recent years, bladder stones are increasing in China. However, a giant bladder stone is rarely found nowadays. METHODS A case of a 54-year-old man who presented with a >9-year history of urinary frequency and urgency and macrohematuria for the past 3 days, was examined by ultrasound scan, kidney-ureter-bladder x-ray, and computed tomography. Then, the patient received a cystolit...

A Giant Ovarian Serous Cystadenoma in Pregnancy: A Case Report

Background:Diagnosis of ovarian mass during pregnancy may be postponed because they may mimic physiological signs of pregnancy. Ovarian masses can lead to complications such as overgrowth, torsion or cyst rupture. Therefore, to inform health providers concerning symptoms, safe diagnostic methods and proper management seem appropriate. Case report: A 19-year-old primigravida was presented to our...

Giant bladder calculi: a case report.

INTRODUCTION Bladder calculi account for 5% of all urinary system calculi. They are usually seen in older men and occur because of infravesical obstructions such as prostate hyperplasia, neurogenic bladder, urinary tract infection (UTI), foreign bodies, but anti-incontinence surgery in woman and rarely pregnancy can also be predisposing factors for bladder calculus. Bladder stones could also be...