stone being found to be of a large size and uncrushable, it was decided to remove it by suprapubic operation. On opening into the bladder the stone was found to be partly encysted in the urethra, and a very considerable portion of it was covered by the prostate. On removal it was found to weigh one ounce six drams and tweny-five grains. The boy made an uneventful recovery and was discharged cur...

Primary vesical actinomycosis is an extremely rare disease. In most cases it is misdiagnosed as vesical or urachal tumor and usually diagnosed through post-operative pathologic confirmation. Here we report a case of primary vesical actinomycosis confirmed by preoperative repeated multiple transabdominal biopsies. The patient was a 49-yr-old woman who presented with frequency, dysuria, and inter...

Urinary peritonitis (the uroperitoneum) is categorized as a difficult to diagnose clinical entity due to its poor manifestations. Vesical trauma following pelvis bone fracture is the most frequently involved in the uroperitoneum aetiology, followed by spontaneous vesical rupture and intraoperative iatrogenic lesions. One of the most important and constant signs that can occur is diffuse abdomin...

In spite of all this manipulation the peritoneum remained intact. The upper part of the wound was closed with sutures, while through the lower part a drainage tube was passed into the bladder. Stimulants, &c., were given to the patient, and the wound was dressed frequently. On the 10th his temperature was 100?, and he suffered from some pain in the vesical region. He was very weak, and was appa...

Urjoon, aged 6 years, native of Dhenkanal, caste Keut, was admitted into the Dhenkanal dispensary on 21st October 1876. Was previously admitted for stone in bladder on 4th July last, with usual symptoms of stoppage of urine during micturition, dribbling, constant desire to void urine, and pain in doing so, great irritability of bladder and penis, which the child always rubs and pinches with his...

urethra is usually due to one of three causes. Either it has been introduced from without, it has descended from the bladder from within, or it has been found in situ. In the first case, the diagnosis is easy from the history, except when shame induces an individual, addicted to solitary vice, to conceal from the surgeon the true cause of the accident. Secondly, the foreign body may be impacted...

Purpose: The study aimed to assess the outcome and safety of PCCL in pediatric population coming with bladder stones developing countries.
 Methodology: Patients age vesical calculus were evaluated for PCCL. Department Peads Urology Institute Kidney Diseases Thirty participants included single center study, enrollment beginning January 2000 ending August 2021. General anesthesia was used o...

rough-and-ready order of pathologists to assert the origin of vesical calculus in " salts in the drinking-water." The theory commends itself by its beautiful simplicity: the patient takes in " stone " at one end and passes it (or fails to do so) at the other, and makes as little demand upon the thoughtful intelligence of those who accept it as it received in the process of its conception. In th...