Prostatik Üretrada Dev Taş
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2017
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Giriş: Prostatik üretrada, dev taşlar oldukça nadir görülmektedir. Obstrüktif yakınmaları ve kabızlık şikayeti olandev prostatik üretra taşı olgusunu literatür bilgileriyle değerlendirdik.Olgu: 57 yaşında hasta yaklaşık 2 yıldır olan dizüri, şiddetli obstrüktif semptomlar ve kabızlık nedeniyle başvurdu.Bilgisayarlı tomografide prostatik üretrayı tamamen dolduran 46mm çapında taş saptandı. Transvezikalprostatolitotomilitotripsi eşliğinde uygulandı. Bir ay sonra tüm yakınmaların sonlandığı görüldü. Yapılanincelemede taş, kalsiyum oksalat taşı olarak raporlandı.Sonuç: Büyük boyutta üretral taşların tedavisi ile ilgili literatür bilgisi oldukça azdır. Bu vaka sunumunda büyükprostatik üretral taşların tanı ve tedavisi açısından üroloji camiasına ışık tutmaya çalıştık.
Introduction: Giant stones in prostatic urethra are quite rare. We evaluated the giant stone in prostatic urethracausing obstructive symptoms and constipation with literature.Case: The 57-year-old patient was admitted due to severe obstructive symptoms and constipation for 2 years. Astone measuring 46mm in diameter was detected filling the prostatic urethra completely on computedtomography. Transvesical prostatolithotomy with lithotripsy was performed. After 1 month all symptoms weredisappeared. In the analysis, the stone was reported as calcium oxalate.Conclusion: The literature on treatment of large urethral stones is quite insufficient. In this case, we tried to shedlight on the society of urology in terms of diagnosis and treatment of large prostatic urethral stones.
Introduction: Giant stones in prostatic urethra are quite rare. We evaluated the giant stone in prostatic urethracausing obstructive symptoms and constipation with literature.Case: The 57-year-old patient was admitted due to severe obstructive symptoms and constipation for 2 years. Astone measuring 46mm in diameter was detected filling the prostatic urethra completely on computedtomography. Transvesical prostatolithotomy with lithotripsy was performed. After 1 month all symptoms weredisappeared. In the analysis, the stone was reported as calcium oxalate.Conclusion: The literature on treatment of large urethral stones is quite insufficient. In this case, we tried to shedlight on the society of urology in terms of diagnosis and treatment of large prostatic urethral stones.
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