‘Putting lead in your pencil’: self-insertion of an unusual urethral foreign body for sexual gratification

Bedi, Nishant; El‐Husseiny, Tamer; Buchholz, Noor; Masood, Junaid

doi:10.1258/shorts.2010.010014

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“…The type of the objects are very variable also depending on the reason of insertion; as pencils, wires 9 , cables 6 , candles, batteries 7 for sexual gratification and iatrogenic objects such as retained urethral catheters, broken stents, suture materials are reported. Diagnosis can be delayed because of the anamnesis given involuntarily due to embarrassment, guilt and humiliation and the patient would present to seek medical help after self-removing attempts which might also increase urethral trauma 7,9 .…”

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“…Diagnosis can be delayed because of the anamnesis given involuntarily due to embarrassment, guilt and humiliation and the patient would present to seek medical help after self-removing attempts which might also increase urethral trauma 7,9 .…”

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“…Recently Ho:YAG laser is used successfully for fragmentation of intravesical objects to facilitate the cystoscopic removal 12 . During extraction, the aim is complete removal of the object avoiding urethral injury and migration of the object 7 .…”

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“…The kinds of the objects that have been taken out from urinary system vary so much from retained urethral catheters and medical instruments to pens, cables, wires and any other objects beyond imagination 7 . In this case; we represent a female patient with self-inserted eyeliner in bladder.…”

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Mesanede Göz Kalemi: Bir Olgu Sunumu

Topçu¹,

Oskovi²,

Özdemir³

et al. 2015

Cukurova Medical Journal

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Intravesical foreign objects in bladder are really seen rarely. Most of the time, the reasons of insertions of the foreign body are self-autoerotism to iatrogenic urological procedures, migration from surrounding organs or trauma. It can damage the bladder and may result in several urogenital and bowel complications. Herein, we present a case in a 42-year-old female with an eyeliner pencil self-introduced into the urethra with successfully removal of eyeliner from bladder despite to the anamnesis given involuntarily due to embarrassment, guilt and humiliation. Key words: Eyeliner, Bladder, Foreign Object ÖZETİntravezikal yabancı cisimler gerçekten nadir görülür. Mesaneye yabancı cisim uygulama nedenlerinden olan selfotoerotizm, üretradan iatrojenik olarak yabancı cismin migrasyonuyla olmaktadır. Bu durum, mesaneye ve mesane etrafındaki organlara zarar vererek ciddi bağırsak ve ürogenital komplikasyonlara neden olabilir. Olgu sunumumuzda, 42 yaşında self-otoerotizm için göz kalemini kullanan ve göz kalemini üretra aracılığıyla mesaneye penetre eden ve suçluluk duygusu nedeniyle yanlış anamnez veren bir kadın hastayı literatür eşliğinde sunuyoruz Anahtar kelimeler: Göz kalemi, mesane, yabancı cisim.

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“…If no obvious cause is found use of cystoscopy to lateralize the source of bleeding is performed best during active bleeding. In young girls with recurrent gross hematuria, it is important to inquire about a history of child abuse or insertion of foreign body in to genitourinary tract to obtain sexual gratification [65], where the genital area must be examined for signs of injury.…”

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Hematuria in Children

Ashraf

2013

Int J Clin Pediatr

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Presence of red blood cells (RBCs) in urine is hematuria that even in microscopic amounts alarms the patient and parents of the patient, and often prompts physician for many laboratory investigations. Hematuria can be red, dark or cola colored or brown known as macroscopic hematuria, and when it is not visible to unaided eye, it is known as microscopic hematuria. RBCs in urine is one of the most important signs of genitourinary tract disease; however, it is almost never a cause of anemia, since few drops (1 mL) of blood can turn 1 L of urine into red colored urine. Overall the physician should be alert enough not to overlook serious conditions like neoplasms and underlying bleeding disorder, to avoid unnecessary and often expensive laboratory studies. This article provides an approach to the evaluation and management of hematuria in children, and the detection of preventable and treatable conditions at the earliest to limit the disease progression, and overall reduction in cost, energy and anxiety.

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