Intravesical textiloma mistook for bladder stone: A case report
Jonaviva Anthony Thomas1, Bartholomeo Nicholaus Ngowi1,2, Janeth Mpelumbe1,2
1Department of Urology, Faculty of Medicine Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College Moshi Tanzania.
Key Clinical Message:
Intravesical textiloma is a rare surgical complication, that may cause nonspecific lower urinary tract symptoms. Clinicians should consider it in patients with a history of bladder surgery and persistent or new-onset urinary symptoms.
Abstract:
Intravesical textiloma is a rare condition usually presents asymptomatic or with non specific symptoms. A 72 years old man with prior open prostatectomy presented lower urinary tract symptoms and diagnosed with bladder stones, explorative laparotomy revealed semi calcified gauze. Similar history should prompt suspicion of this condition.
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