Lignocaine Jelly Cap as an Unusual Foreign Body in Urethra: A Case Report with Review of Literature.

ABSTRACT

There are different types of foreign objects, which may be difficult to imagine that have been documented in the literature as foreign body urethra. These bodies may be inserted into the urethra by self, migration from adjacent sites or iatrogenic rarely. Regardless of the motive for insertion, the extraction can be challenging and requires the creative organization of the full armamentarium of the specialists. The extraction techniques include open, laparoscopic, and endoscopic surgeries or combination of these. We present a case of 45 years old psychologically stable patient who came to the Outpatient Department with a lignocaine jelly cap as a foreign body in urethra, which was taken out with the open method under local anesthesia.