Spontaneous rupture of the ureter is very rare condition, and usually results from an obstruction of the urinary tract due to a stone. Few cases of spontaneous rupture are described in the literature, often considered theoretical because of the absence of an obvious etiology, as was the case of our patient where no cause was found, which makes the particularity of this clinical case.
Genitourinary malakoplakia (GUM) is a rare and chronic form of bacterial soft tissue infection, which primarily affects the genitals and urinary organs. the diagnosis is histological. Symptoms may include itching, pain during sex, bleeding, abdominal pain and burning during urination. Although treatment usually includes antibiotics, corticosteroids or anti-inflammatory drugs, and a variety of other medications and procedures may be needed to treat the symptoms. In some cases, surgery is also indicated.
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