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British Journal of Urology, 1990
Summary— We present 56 patients with urethral calculi. In males the commonest location was the posterior urethra; 46 patients complained of dysuria but urinary retention was present in only 7. In 9 patients with penile urethral calculi, 6 had associated urethral disease (urethral stricture in 5 and urethral ...
C Ohyama
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Summary— We present 56 patients with urethral calculi. In males the commonest location was the posterior urethra; 46 patients complained of dysuria but urinary retention was present in only 7. In 9 patients with penile urethral calculi, 6 had associated urethral disease (urethral stricture in 5 and urethral ...
C Ohyama
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Urethral calculi: presentation and management
BJU International, 2004OBJECTIVE To determine the occurrence, symptoms, treatment and outcome in patients with urethral stones. PATIENTS AND METHODS Fifty‐one consecutive patients with urethral calculi were assessed prospectively; all were male and one was ...
B A, Kamal +4 more
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Journal of Urology, 1976
The diagnosis and management of 34 men and 13 women with urethral calculi are reviewed. A majority of patients presented with dysuria, weak stream and perineal pain. Diagnosis was made radiographically in only 42 per cent but was confirmed in all patients who underwent cystourethroscopy.
Laurence F Greene, R S Malek, R S Malek
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The diagnosis and management of 34 men and 13 women with urethral calculi are reviewed. A majority of patients presented with dysuria, weak stream and perineal pain. Diagnosis was made radiographically in only 42 per cent but was confirmed in all patients who underwent cystourethroscopy.
Laurence F Greene, R S Malek, R S Malek
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1996
Sixty patients diagnosed to have urethral calculi in Diyarbakir State Hospital Department of Pediatric Surgery were evaluated retrospectively to determine factors influencing the clinical picture and treatment. All the patients were boys. Pain in the penis and retracting of the penis by the patient himself were most common symptoms.
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Sixty patients diagnosed to have urethral calculi in Diyarbakir State Hospital Department of Pediatric Surgery were evaluated retrospectively to determine factors influencing the clinical picture and treatment. All the patients were boys. Pain in the penis and retracting of the penis by the patient himself were most common symptoms.
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Calculi in female urethral diverticulum
International Urology and Nephrology, 1989A case of two calculi found in the same urethral diverticulum in a 41-year-old woman with recurrent urinary tract infections is reported. The diagnostic procedures are discussed.
B J Hansen
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Treatment of Male Urethral Calculi
Journal of Urology, 1984We treated 14 male patients for urethral stones during a 17-year interval. The calculi were located in the posterior urethra in 7 patients and in the anterior urethra in 7. Anatomical alteration of the lower urinary tract was an important predisposing factor, since 11 patients had history of bladder and urethral surgery or disease, 2 had an associated ...
Marco Carini +2 more
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Presentation and Management of Urethral Calculi
British Journal of Urology, 1991Summary A total of 36 patients with urethral calculi are presented; 34 were males, aged 2 to 65 years (mean 43). Eight patients were under the age of 6 years and presented with retention of urine. Calculi were in the posterior urethra in 56% of the patients, 33% had associated urinary tract calculi, and 47% had ...
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Urologia Internationalis, 2010
Male urethral stone is a rare clinical entity in western parts of the world, but continues to be common in developing countries. We report 26 cases of male urethral calculi, treated over a 6-year period. The age of the patients ranged from 12 to 67 years.
A K, Hemal, S K, Sharma
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Male urethral stone is a rare clinical entity in western parts of the world, but continues to be common in developing countries. We report 26 cases of male urethral calculi, treated over a 6-year period. The age of the patients ranged from 12 to 67 years.
A K, Hemal, S K, Sharma
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Hospital Medicine, 2000
A60-year-old man presented with a complaint of a hard mass in the subnavicular fossa for the past 10 years. He had had minimal discomfort in micturition for the past 2 years but was able to manage with it. He had a history of passing a calculus of 1 cm diameter 15 years ago.
T V, Shanmugam +4 more
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A60-year-old man presented with a complaint of a hard mass in the subnavicular fossa for the past 10 years. He had had minimal discomfort in micturition for the past 2 years but was able to manage with it. He had a history of passing a calculus of 1 cm diameter 15 years ago.
T V, Shanmugam +4 more
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