Incomplete Frontal Septum of Bladder Complicated by Congenital Urethral Valves and Complete Reduplication of Upper Left Urinary Tract

Laughlin, Victor C.; Derian, Gilbert H.; Boyd, Paul F.

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(17)68196-5

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“…If the cystogram is compared with the diagram of this trigonal curtain anomaly ( Figure 5) a mucosal fold is evident, as previously described (Laughlin et a!. 1952).…”

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Multiple Congenital Defects of the Urinary Tract

Ramsay

1984

J R Soc Med

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“…If the cystogram is compared with the diagram of this trigonal curtain anomaly ( Figure 5) a mucosal fold is evident, as previously described (Laughlin et a!. 1952).…”

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confidence: 62%

Multiple Congenital Defects of the Urinary Tract

Ramsay

1984

J R Soc Med

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“…[1] To our knowledge the present case is the only one with a transverse vesical septum reported in literature. These anomalies are usually associated with variations in other genitourinary organs like partial or complete duplication of urethra,[2] congenital urethral valves,[3] unilateral renal dysplasia, and unilateral gonadal agenesis,[4] and many others. There might be associated congenital anomalies of the other organ systems like duplication of gut.…”

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Incomplete transverse vesical septum: An unusual congenital anomaly

Taneja

Singh

2012

Indian J Urol

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A rare case of incomplete transverse vesical septum with urinary tract tuberculosis is being reported. A 52-year-old male presented with lower urinary tract and systemic symptoms. On investigation he had anemia, leucocytosis, and high serum creatinine. On cystopanendoscopy, there was a transverse ledge of tissue connecting the two lateral walls of the bladder approximately 4 cm proximal to the bladder neck dividing the caudal vesical cavity into anterior and posterior parts. Also, the left ureteric orifice had double barrel look. To our knowledge this is the first ever reported case of incomplete transverse vesical septum.

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Bilocular bladder: An anatomical study of a case; with a consideration of urinary tract anomalies

Robson

Ruth

1962

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Incomplete Frontal Septum of Bladder Complicated by Congenital Urethral Valves and Complete Reduplication of Upper Left Urinary Tract

Cited by 6 publications

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Multiple Congenital Defects of the Urinary Tract

Multiple Congenital Defects of the Urinary Tract

Incomplete transverse vesical septum: An unusual congenital anomaly

Bilocular bladder: An anatomical study of a case; with a consideration of urinary tract anomalies

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