Foreign Body Migration from the Bladder

Kiriyama, T; Motonaga, I; Ichikawa, Tetsuya

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(17)59267-8

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“…Some individuals may insert foreign bodies in order to relieve urinary retention or in attempt to treat incontinence [1,4,6,7].There are also cases of iatrogenic urinary bladder FB introduced via trans abdominal others through transurethral route. [9][10][11][12].…”

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Pen cap in the urinary bladder: A rare type foreign body in the urinary bladder in a 16 years old female

Demilow¹,

Ngowi²,

Mbwambo³

et al. 2021

GSC Adv. Res. Rev.

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Foreign body in the urinary bladder is a rare urological presentation and in most cases are due to self-insertion usually for autoerotic stimulation. We presented a case of 16 years old female who presented with history recurrent urinary tract infection for 6 months. After thoroughly work up she was diagnosed to have a pen cap in her urinary bladder. The foreign body in the urinary bladder was detected by abdominal ultrasound, Kidney, Ureter and Bladder (KUB) X-ray did not detect any abnormal radiopaque material in the area of the urinary bladder or upper tract. At cystoscopy, one pen cap was identified and removed successful.

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Pen cap in the urinary bladder: A rare type foreign body in the urinary bladder in a 16 years old female

Demilow¹,

Ngowi²,

Mbwambo³

et al. 2021

GSC Adv. Res. Rev.

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“…The iatrogenic introduction of foreign bodies has also been reported. Iatrogenically introduced foreign bodies include retained urethral catheter tip, tip of ureteric catheter, broken stent, beak of cystoscope, filiform guide, thermometer tip, retained gauze piece, retained inflated balloon of a Foley catheter, and suture material [7, 14]. …”

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Perforation of the Urinary Bladder Caused by Transurethral Insertion of a Pencil for the Purpose of Masturbation in a 29-Year-Old Female

Bantis

Sountoulides

Kalaitzis

et al. 2010

Case Reports in Medicine

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The urethra is a usual site of introduction of foreign bodies for autoerotic stimulation. We present an unusual case of bladder perforation caused by foreign body that was self-inserted in the urethra and consequently slipped inside the bladder in a 29-year-old female patient with psychiatric disease. The patient was referred to our department for macroscopic hematuria and abdominal pain. Imaging studies revealed the presence of a foreign body in the pelvic area which had perforated the left lateral wall of the bladder. The foreign body was removed via open cystotomy. In psychiatric patients hematuria and pelvic pain may result from insertion of a foreign body in the bladder usually during masturbation.

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“…Intravesical thermometers are occasionally encountered in urologic practice 1–3 . Diagnosis and treatment of such cases can be challenging.…”

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“…Diagnosis and treatment of such cases can be challenging. Delayed diagnosis can result in severe complications such as bladder wall penetration, 1 and improper manipulation during removal can break the thermometer, releasing mercury into the bladder or urethra. Most intravesical foreign bodies can be extracted endoscopically 4 .…”

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Endoscopic removal of intravesical thermometer using a rigid nephroscope and forceps

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Intravesical thermometers are occasionally encountered in urologic practice. In the present paper, we describe the removal of a thermometer from the bladder of a woman who presented with irritable bladder symptoms. The thermometer was removed intact transurethrally using a rigid nephroscope and forceps, even though both ends of the thermometer were embedded in the bladder wall. Our retrieval technique may be of general use in such cases, and it should be attempted before resorting to open surgery.

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Foreign Body Migration from the Bladder

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Pen cap in the urinary bladder: A rare type foreign body in the urinary bladder in a 16 years old female

Pen cap in the urinary bladder: A rare type foreign body in the urinary bladder in a 16 years old female

Perforation of the Urinary Bladder Caused by Transurethral Insertion of a Pencil for the Purpose of Masturbation in a 29-Year-Old Female

Endoscopic removal of intravesical thermometer using a rigid nephroscope and forceps

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