Objective To evaluate the correlation between signs and symptoms of urethral diverticulum
(UD), especially the classic triad of 3Ds including dysuria, dyspareunia, and postvoid …

Urethral diverticulum is a localized saccular or fusiform out-pouching of the urethra. It may
occur at any point along the urethra in both male and females. Male urethral diverticulum is …

The classic presentation of urethra diverticula has been described historically as the “3 Ds,”
meaning dysuria, dyspareunia, and dribbling. As the symptoms are not specific, urethral …

Female urethral diverticula can arise from repeated infections with abscess formation within
the periurethral and urethral glands. Symptoms or signs of female urethral diverticula are …

We investigate the ability of physical exam to diagnose urethral diverticula with or without
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and exclusive of invasive modalities. A retrospective …

Female urethral diverticula are uncommon and are more frequent between the third and fifth
decades of life. They are usually diagnosed late. Most urethral diverticula are related to …

Urethral diverticula (UD) are pouch-like outgrowths of the urethral lumen and surgery is by
far the most common approach in symptomatic patients. The aim of this systematic review …

The identification of female urethral diverticula remains a challenging problem for many
clinicians. Many of these patients are often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed due to a clinical …

The diagnosis and successful treatment of female urethral diverticulum can be facilitated by
a heightened clinical awareness coupled with appropriate evaluation and perioperative …