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4/2007
vol. 6 abstract:
Multiple bladder calculi – a rare cause of overactive bladder complaints after pelvic organ prolapse operative treatment
Edyta Wlaźlak
,
Grzegorz Surkont
,
Aldona Dunicz-Sokolowska
,
Maria Wieszczycka
,
Dominika Sobieszkoda
,
Tomasz Stetkiewicz
,
Jacek Suzin
Przegląd Menopauzalny 2007; 4: 244–245
Online publish date: 2007/08/28
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Multiple-vessel calculi in the setting of pelvic organ prolapse (POP is rare. It is easy to find it during ultrasound examination. The authors present a case where bladder ultrasound exam was not performed before complete uterine prolapse repair. On the fourth day after the operation the Foley catheter was removed. A few hours later in great urgency the patient delivered two calculi diameter 10 mm. Ultrasound exam showed multiple-vessel calculi. Before POP repair bladder ultrasound should be performed.
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multiple vessel calculi, pelvic organ prolapse |
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