The Canadian journal of urology · 2026
Management of retained bullet fragments from posterior urethra after gunshot wound: a case report.
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Kodres-O'Brien Sarah M, Koellermeier Mackenzie, Shah Nayan, Langenstroer Peter
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BACKGROUND: Retained bullet fragments in the genitourinary tract following gunshot wound is rare and require removal.
CASE DESCRIPTION: We present the case of a retained bullet in the prostate following a gunshot wound to the pelvis, which was endoscopically removed. A urethral catheter and suprapubic tube were placed. The patient then had migration of a second bullet fragment into the prostatic urethra six weeks later, requiring open removal.
CONCLUSIONS: This case shows that several approaches can be considered to remove retained bullet fragments from the urinary tract. Furthermore, access to the bladder via a suprapubic tube can be beneficial.
CASE DESCRIPTION: We present the case of a retained bullet in the prostate following a gunshot wound to the pelvis, which was endoscopically removed. A urethral catheter and suprapubic tube were placed. The patient then had migration of a second bullet fragment into the prostatic urethra six weeks later, requiring open removal.
CONCLUSIONS: This case shows that several approaches can be considered to remove retained bullet fragments from the urinary tract. Furthermore, access to the bladder via a suprapubic tube can be beneficial.