Abstract Background Urethral diverticula (UDs) affect between 1% and 6% of adult women.
A total of 1.4% of women with stress urinary incontinence (SUI) have a UD. Clinically …

Urethral diverticula remain problematic from both diagnostic and therapeutic standpoints.
Recent developments in pelvic imaging with computed tomography, sensitive ultra …

Introduction: Symptoms or signs of female urethral diverticulum are usually not typical,
thereby resulting in delayed or wrong diagnosis. This paper relates to our experience on the …

PURPOSE: We describe various clinical presentations of urethral diverticulum, which may
mimic other pelvic floor disorders and result in diagnostic delay. Management and outcome …

Urethral diverticula are a common cause of chronic genitourinary symptoms in women. They
occur in three percent of women overall with higher frequencies in selected populations of …

Methods Using a record linkage system, women with a new diagnosis of UD at Mayo Clinic
from January 1, 1980, through December 31, 2011, were identified. The presenting …

Traditional contrast studies are now being superseded by advanced cross-sectional imaging
such as magnetic resonance imaging and even virtual computed tomography urethroscopy …

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 …

OBJECTIVE To review the urethral diverticula encountered in a tertiary‐referral
urogynaecology unit. PATIENTS AND METHODS The case‐notes of all women who had a …

Female urethral diverticulum (UD) is a rare and benign condition that presents as an
epithelium-lined outpouching of the urethra. It has various symptoms, of which incontinence …