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Several modalities of varicocele treatment are available, however, no therapeutic technique showed its superiority with regard to the other one. To compare the results of three techniques of varicocelecomy. Retrospective Analytical and comparative study of 128 patients treated by of three techniques of varicocelectomy: the opensurgery by retro peritoneal way for 42 patients [GI], the varicocelectomie coelioscopique for 41 patients [GII] and the antegrade scrotal sclerotherapy done for 45 patients [GIII], between march 2001 and January 2009.The mean age was 28 years. The main motive for consultation was represented by the painful varicocele in 67% of the cases, followed by the hypofertility in 20.3% of the cases and the association both in 12,5% of the cases. The varicocele was in leftsider in 71.1% of the cases, to the right side in 5.4% of the cases and was bilateral in 23.43% of the cases. Varicocele was infra-clinical at 6 patients, grade 1 in 16 sides, grade 2 in 105 sides and grade 3 in 31 sides. The numeration, the mobility as well as the morphology of sperm cells were comparable between the three groups. The global rate success was 81.2%, with the highest rate found in the group III which was treated by antgrade scrotal sclerotherapy [84.4%]. The improvement of the parameters of the spermogramme was noted in the three groups, however a statistically significant difference was found only in patients treated by antgrade scrotal sclerotherapy; it mainly concerned numeration and the mobility of spermatozoides. The highest rate of pregnancy was recorded in patients treated by antgrade scrotal sclerotherapy [13.3%]. The main postoperative complications were hydrocele [16%] followed by testicular hypotrophy [3 patients]. Three techniques of varicocele treatment, offer either a similar succes rate, and improvement of parameters of the sperm cells. However, antegrade scrotal sclerotherpy seem to be the best treatment of first intention in proposed, regarding its efficiency, of the ease of its realization, its moderate cost and its feasibility in case of recurrence if varicocele was treated with open way'GIII]
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Background: Colovesical fistula is a rare complication of inflammatory and neoplasic pelvic diseases [0.2%]
Aim: To report a new case
Case: We report the case of a 74-year-old woman, with a charged previous medical history and had not had hysterectomy. She was admitted because of cystitis with haematuria associated to faecaluria and pneumaturia confirmed by an intravenous pyelogram. Water-soluble contrast medium show the sigmoidovesical fistula. A sigoid sticture is identified at colonoscopy and biopsy was realised. The patient had had sigmoidectomy with Hartmann's procedure. Histologic study confirm the diverticulatis with preidiverticular abcess and fistula
We suggest that early diagnosis and management of sigmoid diverticulatis is required to prevent complicatins like stricture and fistula