Spinal cord · 2007
Perineal abscess formation as a complication of intermittent self-catheterization.
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Pannek J, Göcking K, Bersch U
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STUDY DESIGN: Case report.
OBJECTIVES: To present a rare but severe complication of intermittent catheterization.
SETTING: Paraplegic centre in Switzerland.
METHOD AND RESULTS: A 52-year-old man presenting with fever and septicaemia was diagnosed with a perineal abscess due to a bulbar urethral lesion caused by acute false passage during intermittent catheterization.
CONCLUSION: Especially in patients with a history of urethral strictures performing intermittent catheterization, the possibility of perineal abscess formation should be taken into account when treating such a patient with fever of unknown origin.
OBJECTIVES: To present a rare but severe complication of intermittent catheterization.
SETTING: Paraplegic centre in Switzerland.
METHOD AND RESULTS: A 52-year-old man presenting with fever and septicaemia was diagnosed with a perineal abscess due to a bulbar urethral lesion caused by acute false passage during intermittent catheterization.
CONCLUSION: Especially in patients with a history of urethral strictures performing intermittent catheterization, the possibility of perineal abscess formation should be taken into account when treating such a patient with fever of unknown origin.