Journal of medicine and life · 2008
Very rare congenital malformation: single seminal vesicle, associated with unilateral kidney agenesis: first case report.
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Mischianu Dan, Ilie Cristian Petre, Pacu Ovidiu, Rusu Florin
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INTRODUCTION: The authors present the first case of a patient with single cystic seminal vesicle accompanied by left kidney agenesis, referring for diagnosis and treatment.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: This is the case of a 22-year-old patient presented for chronic pelvic pain.
INVESTIGATIONS: abdominal and transrectal ultrasound as well as the computer tomography showed a cystic pelvic tumor with a diameter of around 8.5/6 cm, and left kidney agenesis. The treatment for this condition varies from watchful waiting for asymptomatic cysts, to excision. We performed a plasty of the unique seminal vesicle.
RESULTS: The postoperative evolution was uneventful with pain remission and improvement of ejaculatory function.
CONCLUSIONS: Single seminal vesicle has a very low incidence. For this pathology, partial vesiculectomy represents a viable therapeutic option in order to preserve sexual function in the case of a young patient.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: This is the case of a 22-year-old patient presented for chronic pelvic pain.
INVESTIGATIONS: abdominal and transrectal ultrasound as well as the computer tomography showed a cystic pelvic tumor with a diameter of around 8.5/6 cm, and left kidney agenesis. The treatment for this condition varies from watchful waiting for asymptomatic cysts, to excision. We performed a plasty of the unique seminal vesicle.
RESULTS: The postoperative evolution was uneventful with pain remission and improvement of ejaculatory function.
CONCLUSIONS: Single seminal vesicle has a very low incidence. For this pathology, partial vesiculectomy represents a viable therapeutic option in order to preserve sexual function in the case of a young patient.