[PDF] Top 20 Type IA urethral duplication: a case report

... to a paediatrician because the patients were fussy when urinating and looked reddish around the hole then stated there was inflammation. There was no difficulty in urinating. Good emission of urine, not branched, and ... See full document

... a case of a 34-year-old woman of South Asian descent with glycogen storage disease type Ia, who developed uncontrolled diabetes mellitus as a young ...We report a rare case of diabetes ... See full document

... Esophageal duplication cysts (EDCs) are rare malformations of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, comprising 4% of all cases and 10-15% of all foregut duplication cysts [1], which have a two- layered muscular ... See full document

... According to an epidemiological survey, survival rates of 5 and 10 years in patients with PUC in the USA were 46% and 29%, respectively, compared with 68% and 60% for overall cancer 5-year and 10-year survival rates [8]. ... See full document

... Duodenal duplication cyst is a rare congenital anomaly ...for type 3 choledochal cysts that are cho- ...and duplication cyst share common features, such as location, communication with the ampulla ... See full document

... gastric duplication, duodenal duplication, enteric duplication cyst, foregut duplication, accessory pancreas and accessory pancreatic ...22 case reports of enteric duplication ... See full document

... glands. Therefore, the differential diagnosis includes le- sions arising from these organs [11]. It is extremely diffi- cult to preoperatively diagnose GDCs not continuous with the stomach wall, as in our patient; ... See full document

... Pseudohypoparathyroidism type Ia (PHP-Ia) is an extremely rare hereditary ...We report the case of a 33-year-old male with PHP-Ia and typical Albright hereditary osteodystrophy ... See full document

... We report the case of a urethral biopsy containing areas of intestinal-type glandular tissue, which on resection proved to be associated with high- grade urethral ... See full document

... of urethral discharge and urinary tract infections, and previous hospitaliza- tions were not ...two urethral openings: one was normal in size and ortho- topic in position at the glans, while the other was ... See full document

... histological type of urethral cancer, progression of the disease, choice of treatment and prognosis depend to a large extent on the urethral segment of the ...whole urethral invasion with ... See full document

... In the treatment of giant calculus in the urethral diver- ticulum, open surgery is commonly used in the clinical trials as described before. However, with advancement in technology and new equipment, endovascular ... See full document

... orifices have been described less freqilently)’ The following case report presents a child with true hermaphroditism with bilateral ovotestes and separate urethral and vaginal openings o[r] ... See full document

... gastric duplication in neonates, however, a chance of malignant transformation is noted, and neonates should also undergo regular follow-up and elective surgical treatments [28- ...gastric duplication cysts ... See full document

... Pathologically, the wall of the lesion consisted of small bowel like tissue, and pancreatic tissue was seen beneath the mucosa. There were some post inflammatory changes in the pancreatic tissue. Retrospectively on thin ... See full document

... Primary urethral carcinoma is extremely rare and is marked by a variety of clinical ...a urethral diverticulum is still rarer and clear cell adenocarcinoma of the urethra is particularly uncommon (Swartz et ... See full document

... Urethral calculi may be completely asymptomatic or may be accompanied by one of the following symptoms: perineal or penile pain, frequency, urgency, diminished urinary stream, dribbling, hematuria or/and ... See full document

... The most common area of infestation is primarily the skin. Delusional parasitosis involving body orifices is rare. The most common pathogens that were believed to be the agents of infestations were insects (80%), worms ... See full document

... Complex chromosomal rearrangements (CCRs) are consti- tutive structural aberrations, which involve three or more chromosomal breaks resulting in exchanges of genetic ma- terial. They are rare in human population [1], ... See full document

... this case study, a signifi- cant different IHC results were observed between sarcomatous CS component and EC ...and type I EC in spite of IHC markers (particularly of PgR and p53) may suggest both tumors ... See full document