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ABSTRACT: Urachal cysts are uncommon. Rarely, these cysts can become infected. Tuberculosis of the urachal cyst is exceedingly rare, with only one case reported previously in the English language literature. Here we report the case of a 23-year-old male who presented with an infra-umbilical mass that turned out to be tuberculosis of the urachal cyst.
The Korean Journal of Internal Medicine 01/2013; 28(1):103-5.
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ABSTRACT: Uro-enteric fistulae are difficult clinical conditions that have a significant bearing on the patient's quality of life. Surgical correction, though challenging, is the usual mode of treatment offered to these patients. We describe a case of urethro-ileal pouch fistula which could be managed successfully without surgery with the help of cynoacrylate glue instillation.
Journal of pediatric urology 07/2011; 8(1):e13-5. · 1.38 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Mucin secreting adenocarcinoma of the gall bladder is rare. Although it has propensity to metastasise, urinary metastasis is extremely unusual. We report a case with mucin secreting adenocarcinoma of the gall bladder with metastasis to the urinary bladder. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first case of its kind in the literature.
Updates in surgery. 07/2011; 64(3):239-40.
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ABSTRACT: Isolated congenital urethrocutaneous fistula of the anterior urethra is an extremely rare anomaly in which, along with a normal urethra and meatus, a fistula is present. These cases usually present in the pediatric age group. To date, only one such case has been described in the adult population. We describe one such case in an adult and discuss the management of this uncommon anomaly.
Korean journal of urology 05/2011; 52(5):368-70.
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ABSTRACT: Indwelling bladder catheters are often placed when a patient requires voiding assistance. Long-term use of these catheters has been associated with significant morbidity This case presentation describes a complete erosion of the glans, urethra, and penile skin, up to the penoscrotal junction, as an outcome from long-term use of an indwelling bladder catheter. Appropriate nursing interventions can prevent this devastating health care outcome.
Urologic nursing: official journal of the American Urological Association Allied 32(2):100-1.
