From: Symptomatic prostatic utricle: various approaches for treatment
Case n° | Age | Presentation | Investigation | Treatment |
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Case 1 | Newborn | Antenatally detected abdominal mass with hydronephrosis with postnatal urinary retention | Postnatal USG: cystic abdominopelvic mass, MCUG: PU with grade 3, Lt VUR | Laparotomy and excision of PU cyst |
Case 2 | 11 years | DSD 46XY, perineal hypospadias with PU | MCUG: 4 × 2 cm grade 3 PU. Cystoscopy: grade 3 PU | Laparoscopy-assisted perineal excision of PU |
Case 3 | 2 years | Penoscrotal hypospadias with severe chordee, severe dysuria | MCUG: grade 1 PU cystoscopy | Cystoscopy and cauterization of the PU |
Case 4 | 2 years | Penoscrotal hypospadias with recurrent UTI, epididymo-orchitis | MCUG: grade 2 PU cystoscopy | Perineal excision of PU |
Case 5 | 4 years | Penoscrotal hypospadias, C/O dysuria | MCUG: grade 2 PU, cystoscopy | Cystoscopy and fulguration |
Case 6 | 2 years | K/C/O ARM with DA, with mild chordee, recurrent UTI and epididymo-orchitis | MCUG: grade 2 PU cystoscopy | Cystoscopy and fulguration |
Case 7 | 2 years | Perineal hypospadias, recurrent UTI | MCUG: grade 2 PU cystoscopy | Perineal excision of PU |