2011
DOI: 10.5798/diclemedj.0921.2011.2.0026
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Giant urethral stone in a patient using clean intermittant catheterization

Abstract: Urethral stone is a rare entity in clinical practice. Primary urethral stone happening directly in urethra is even rare, and it usually occurs as a result frequent urinary infection, urethral stricture and trauma.While the application of clear intermittant catheterization reliably protects bladder function, in long term use, it may cause various complications.In this case, we discussed giant urethral stone in a patient who has been acting clean intermittent catheterization regularly and without problem fort he… Show more

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