Traditional contrast studies are now being superseded by advanced cross-sectional imaging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

OBJECTIVES: To describe our experience of the etiology, presentation, management and
outcomes of male urethral diverticula, which are uncommon, with few reports of large series …

Objective To reappraise the optimum radiologic procedure for the diagnosis of urethral
diverticula in women and to assess the results of surgery. Study design From January 1994 …

In recent years lesions of the female urethra have received increasing attention. Prior to the
article of Young and McCrae in 1937 only occasional references, vere made to urethral …

Purpose: We reviewed our experience with urethral diverticula and transvaginal ultrasound
to evaluate female patients with this condition. Materials and Methods: All female patients …

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 …

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 …

A double-balloon catheter was used to evaluate the female urethra in 51 patients. Six
different radiographic appearances were identified. Three of the categories are considered …

Urethral diverticula are frequently under-diagnosed. The pathogenesis of this condition is
poorly understood, and these lesions represent a spectrum of disorders ranging from …

Introduction and hypothesis Our purpose was to assess the accuracy of history and physical,
cystourethroscopy, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in preoperative diagnosis of …