The cobra head sign

Tirman, Philippe; Dyer, Raymond B.

doi:10.1007/s00261-014-0269-8

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“…Classically, a cobra head sign is synonymous with an intravesical ureterocele. 4 ddsfasdfasd compared to standard incision or electrocautery. 7 Furthermore, laser permits precise incision due to no-thermal effect beyond contact point unlike other modalities.…”

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Holmium Laser Treatment of an Obstructive Ureterocele in an Adult Patient: A Case Report and Video

Abdalla

Phan

Sriprasad

2019

Journal of Endoluminal Endourology

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Adult Ureteroceles are uncommon, majority of which are asymptomatic and commonly found incidentally. Surgical deroofing is indicated in patients with bothersome symptoms or complications secondary to ureteroceles. Several deroofing techniques has been described in the literature including nephroscopic scissors, collin's knife, and use of lasers in the last two decades became popular. Herein we report a case and demonstare our technique of using Holmium laser to treat an adult with symptomatic obstructive unilateral ureterocele.

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