Archivos espanoles de urologia · 2010
Leiomyoma of the male urethra: case report and review of the literature.
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Garrido Abad Pablo, Fernández Arjona Manuel, Herranz Fernández Luis Miguel, Muñoz-Delgado Salmerón Jerónimo, Capote Luis Felipe
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: Case report of a 5 cm. male urethral leiomyoma (UL).
METHOD: UL is extremely rare entity, with only seven cases in the literature. Its etiology is still unknown. Leiomyoma may be present in several locations inside the urinary tract. When located in the urethra it usually produces obstructive symptoms, but also may have asymptomatic behavior. Definitive diagnosis requires histological confirmation. Intraurethral neoplasms must be included in the differential diagnosis.
RESULTS: Patient is free of lower urinary tract symptoms after complete excision of his urethral leiomyoma.
CONCLUSIONS: Indication and surgical approach depend on tumor and size location. Prognostic is excellent after surgical removal.
METHOD: UL is extremely rare entity, with only seven cases in the literature. Its etiology is still unknown. Leiomyoma may be present in several locations inside the urinary tract. When located in the urethra it usually produces obstructive symptoms, but also may have asymptomatic behavior. Definitive diagnosis requires histological confirmation. Intraurethral neoplasms must be included in the differential diagnosis.
RESULTS: Patient is free of lower urinary tract symptoms after complete excision of his urethral leiomyoma.
CONCLUSIONS: Indication and surgical approach depend on tumor and size location. Prognostic is excellent after surgical removal.