Post open prostatectomy bladder exteriorization mimicking "acquired bladder extrophy".
Open Access J Urol 2010;
2:31-4. [PMID:
24198611 PMCID:
PMC3818875]
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Abstract
A 58-year-old Nigerian male had open prostatectomy undertaken in a private hospital 3 months before presenting at our out-patient clinic with leakage of urine and a widening supra pubic defect of 10 weeks duration. Examination showed the posterior bladder wall and visible trigone. Subsequently the defect was closed and he remained continent at follow up.
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