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Secondary seminal vesicle tumors are rarely malignant. Tumor metastasis from colonic cancer arising in this location is even rarer and has only been described in case reports. Due to the rarity of such tumors, the appropriate optimal treatment remains unclear. We report this case of secondary tumor in the seminal vesicle
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Angiomyolipoma [AML] is a rare benign renal tumor. Most frequently, it takes the form of small single tumor occurring sporadically. In some cases, the tumor may reach a very large size and cause serious complications. Herein, we present the case of a 25-year-old female patient, suffering from left loin pain, in whom a ruptured giant AML was diagnosed involving the left kidney and treated successfully with selective arterial embolization
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Ovarian dermoid cysts [mature cystic teratomas] are a benign type of germ cell tumours and the most common ovarian neoplasms in women of fertile age. We demonstrate a rare case of ovarian dermoid cyst complicated with a urinary bladder fistula presenting with irritative lower urinary tract symptoms which managed successfully with laparoscopic approach
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Ureteroscopy is a worldwide diagnostic and therapeutic procedure. This technique has some known complications, but proper ureteroscope handling is the cornerstone to prevent the catastrophic events such as ureteral avulsion. In this case report, we aim to review the cause and management of ureteral avulsion during ureteroscopy and presents recommendations to minimize the incidence of such serious consequence in the current practice
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Tuberculosis [TB] has been one of the great imitators of old time, and only a few years ago, was thought to be a disease of the past. TB is a deadly infectious disease with a rising incidence worldwide. The urologists awareness of the clinical features of genitourinary TB is necessary to effectively treat patients with this disease. We report a case of unusual genitourinary TB in a patient who had extensive urinary bladder TB without any pulmonary manifestations. He presented with severe gross hematuria associated with blood clots without general constitutional symptoms. The current concepts regarding the management of genitourinary TB are discussed and the relevant literature is reviewed
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To evaluate the preoperative diagnostic methods and the outcome of surgical treatment of penile fractures in patients treated at our institution. Retrospective study. Department of Surgery, Urology Unit, Al-Jahra Hospital, Kuwait. Eighteen patients treated surgically for penile fracture during the period from October 2007 to June 2012 were included. The diagnosis of penile fracture was made on clinical grounds and penile ultrasonography. Patients were treated by immediate surgery. Corpus cavernosum tear was repaired with absorbable sutures. Surgical repair with absorbable sutures. Evaluation of preoperative diagnostic methods and the results of early surgical treatment. Patients presented within 6 - 20 hours [median time 16 hours] after injury. With a mean follow-up of 18 months [range 12 to 24 months], all patients were able to achieve full erection. No penile deformities or penile plaques were reported. Penile fracture represents a true urological emergency. In nearly all cases diagnosis can be made on typical history and clinical examination. Early surgical exploration and repair of tunica albuginea can result in good functional outcome