1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5347(01)63088-x
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Bilateral Congenital Cysts of the Seminal Vesicle With Bilateral Duplex Kidneys

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“…At 15 months old, laparoscopy was used to remove the cyst and to preserve the both vas deferentia, by leaving a narrow strip of cyst along the vas. Most cases are reported in adults [2] or around puberty [8]; only 11 cases have been discovered before puberty [1,9–13]. To our knowledge the present case is the first reported with an antenatal diagnosis.…”
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“…At 15 months old, laparoscopy was used to remove the cyst and to preserve the both vas deferentia, by leaving a narrow strip of cyst along the vas. Most cases are reported in adults [2] or around puberty [8]; only 11 cases have been discovered before puberty [1,9–13]. To our knowledge the present case is the first reported with an antenatal diagnosis.…”
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confidence: 82%
“…The differential diagnosis of cystic pelvic masses in the male fetus and neonate includes ureterocele, congenital vesical diverticulum, rectal duplication, anterior myelomeningocele, teratoma, a dysplastic kidney in an ectopic position (often associated with congenital seminal vesicle cyst), but the most difficult differential diagnosis is cyst of the urogenital sinus or Müllerian remnants [14]. Several imaging techniques have been recommended in evaluating and differentiating pelvic cystic masses, especially ultrasonography [3–15], CT and MRI [16,17], which currently seem the ideal methods for differentiating cystic malformation of the pelvis in a young boy. They accurately show the anatomical relationships with the surrounding structures and help to plan surgical excision.…”
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“…Les vesicules seminales et le bourgeon ur~teral derivent d'une m~me structure embryologique : le m6sonephros, et bien que leur croissance ne soit pas synchrone, il semble qu'une anomalie du developpement du canal m6sonephrotique (~ I'origine d'une malformation kystique de la v~sicule seminale) interfere sur la croissance du bourgeon uret6ral [4,17]. Survenant durant la gestation, I'obstruction urinaire avec un uret6re ectopique peut 6tre a I'origine d'une dysg6n6sie r6nale.…”
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“…En effet, I'extr~mit6 proximale du bourgeon ur6t6ral ne rencontrant pas le blast, me m6tanephrog6nique, elle favorise I'agen6sie ou la dysg6n6sie renale. L'abouchement ectopique de I'uret~re se fait dans le col de la vessie ou I'uretre prostatique (54%), dans la v6sicule seminale elle-mOme (28%), ou dans le canal ejaculateur (10%) [13,17]. L'uretere est parfois absent et Iorsqu'il est present, il est borgne comme le cas de notre troisieme observation.…”
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