Female urethral diverticulum containing a urothelial carcinoma Dear Editor, We report the case of a 63-year-old black female who presented with complaints of difficulty in urinating and pollakiuria. She also reported an eight-month history of episodes of dysuria and hematuria. She had smoked for 10 years and had quit 30 years prior. She had three pregnancies, all with vaginal delivery, and had ...

INTRODUCTION A female urethral diverticulum is an uncommon pathologic entity. It can manifest with a variety of symptoms involving the lower urinary tract. Our objective is to describe the various aspects of the diverticulum of the female urethra such as etiology, diagnosis and treatment. CASES PRESENTATION We report five female patients, without prior medical history. They had different symp...

INTRODUCTION Congenital anterior urethral diverticula in adult males are infrequent urological diseases, which they were mainly found in women. The etiology of female diverticula is that (Mohan et al. in J Urol 123(4):592-594, 1980) women have anatomically poorly supported urethral. Clinical presentation frequently involves urinary urgency, polyuria, postmicturition dribble, and hematuria. CA...

Case Report A male Hindu child, aged 9 years, was admitted to this hospital with the complaint of having difficulty in micturition for 6 years. Previous history.?Since the age of one year dribbling of urine after completion of the act of micturition was noted. When the child was 3 years old a small nodular swelling was noticed in the middle of the scrotum and the child experienced more difficul...

Objective- To get a concrete information about nature, cause and geographic distribution of ruminant congenital malformation in certain areas of Bangladesh. Design- Clinical study. Animals- A total 76 ruminant calves and kids having congenital deformities were studied. Procedures- Surgical intervention for each case was carried out after proper diagnosis and post operative care with systemic an...

Abstract Objectives Urethral diverticulum (UD), whether congenital or acquired, represents a rare urological condition, usually presented with diverse and nonspecific clinical symptoms. Although the diagnosis of UD may be assumed by patient’s history physical examination, appropriate radiological imaging is crucial for establishing diagnosis. Methods In this report, we present case 34 years old...

A 48-year-old woman with a history of voiding difficulty visited our hospital. Magnetic resonance imaging revealed a periurethral tumor, which was pathologically diagnosed as an adenocarcinoma via transperineal needle biopsy. Radical cystectomy and urethrectomy were performed, and the urinary tract was reconstructed using an ileal conduit. Pathological examination of a resected specimen confirm...