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Congenital Bladder Prolapse through a Patent Urachus: Two Institutions' Experience.

Urology, 2021
We describe our experience in two institutions handling bladder prolapse through a patent urachus, together with a brief review of published literature. Case 1: A term neonate with congenital prolapsed bladder via patent urachus.
G. Falke, S. T. González, L. Berberian, S. Marchionatti, S. Heredia, A. Salomon, Constanza Abdenur, Anabella Maiolo, L. Gammino, D. Russo   +9 more
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Adult patent urachus presenting with umbilical discharge: a rare case report

International Surgery Journal
The urachus is a vestigial remnant of the allantoic duct, which normally regresses before birth to form the median umbilical ligament. Incomplete obliteration results in urachal anomalies, among which patent urachus is the most severe and rarest form ...
Lutfiya F. Bastawala, Syed Ubaid Chand, Viquar A. Patel   +2 more
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Patent Vitellointestinal Duct along with Patent Urachus: A Rare Incidence

Jalalabad Medical Journal
A rare case of patent vitellointestinal duct along with patent urachus in an 8 months old male baby is reported here, who presented with umbilical discharge and swelling of the umbilicus since the separation of the umbilical cord.
Muhammed Ahmed, M. Momin, Md Abdullah Al Mashuque   +2 more
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Persistent patent omphalomesenteric duct versus persistent patent urachus in infants

Bulgarian Society of Medical Sciences Journal
Introduction: Persistent patent omphalomesenteric duct (PPOMD) and persistent patent urachus (PPU) are rare congenital anomalies that present with a persistent connection between the umbilicus and the embryonic structures of either the intestinal or the ...
S. Lilov, N. Atanasova, Mihail Dimitrov, N. Tolekova, K. Pamukova, Radostina Plachkova, Mihaela Emilova, H. Hristov, Daniel Donchev, G. Garvanska, H. Shivachev   +10 more
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[External-internal sigmoid-vesical fistula following sigmoid diverticulum perforation into the patent urachus].

Khirurgiia, 2022
A patient with external-internal sigmoid-vesical fistula is presented. The authors describe surgical intervention (urachus excision, removal of infiltrate with resection of bladder bottom and fistula-related segment of sigmoid).
E. A. Akhtanin, P. Markov, A. A. Goev, V. Struchkov, T. A. Martirosyan, K. U. Shukurov   +5 more
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Umbilical cyst associated with patent urachus that spontaneously disappeared: A case report

Prenatal Diagnosis, 2021
A 31‐year‐old woman was referred to our hospital due to an umbilical cyst at 28 weeks of pregnancy. The cyst appeared to be fluid‐filled, was 65 35 mm in diameter and the umbilical cord was clearly edematous.
Yuya Fujibe, T. Mariya, M. Mizuuchi
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Patent urachus with bladder eversion

Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2003
An infant was born at term after having received a diagnosis of omphalacele on prenatal ultrasound scan. She did not have an omphalacele but rather had a patent urachus with bladder eversion onto the abdominal wall. The remainder of the genitourinary tract was normal, and it was possible to pass a soft catheter through the urethra and out of the ...
Melania, Yeats, Lewis, Pinch
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Ectopic scrotum and patent urachus

Pediatric Surgery International, 2001
Ectopic scrotum is a rare condition and has been reported in association with other urological abnormalities. We present a case with an associated patent urachus and a brief discussion on the possible mechanism to explain this deformation.
S K, Chowdhary, S, Suri, K L, Narasimhan, K L, Rao   +3 more
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Allantoic cyst and patent urachus

The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2008
Allantoic cysts of the umbilical cord are extremely rare anomalies. Only few cases have been reported in the postnatal life. The etiopathogenesis is still obscure. We describe a case of allantoic cyst and patent urachus in a newborn associated with hypospadias and meatal obstruction.
Kamalesh, Pal, Hamdi, Ashri, Fouad Ali, Al-Ghazal   +2 more
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Nonoperative management of a patent urachus

Urology, 2005
Patent urachus accounts for 10% to 15% of all reported urachal abnormalities in the literature. Treatment in the past has relied on immediate surgery. Conservative therapy with bladder catheter drainage, resulting in spontaneous closure, has not been described.
Scott P, Cuda, Bill P, Vanasupa, Ronald S, Sutherland   +2 more
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