Suprapubic transvesical puncture and sclerotization of a müllerian duct cyst under US guidance
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Abstract:
Abdominal, ultrasonography (US) performed on a middle-aged patient who presented with partial urinary retention, long lasting lower back pain, and abdominal pain revealed a cyst in the midline of the prostate. The cyst, which protruded into the bladder, was punctured under US guidance transvesically and sclerotized with 1% Aethoxysklerol. Following this procedure, the patient became steadily free of his complaints and is voiding without retention.
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