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

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 …

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 …

What's known on the subject? and What does the study add? This is a review of urethral
diverticula in females. In addition to modes of presentation, differential diagnosis …

Female urethral diverticula are rare, benign epithelium-lined outpouchings of the female
urethra. Patients can present with a multitude of symptoms, most commonly urinary …

The presentation and management are reviewed of 63 women with urethral diverticulum
seen at a single institution in 10 years. Of the women 36 (61.9%) had urinary incontinence …

Purpose: Female urethral diverticulum is an acquired condition associated with distressing
and chronic symptoms. Surgery sometimes represents a technical challenge and various …

PURPOSE: Urethral diverticula are uncommon and they occur predominantly in women. We
examined a large series of female urethral diverticula to determine associated neoplastic …

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 …

Purpose: Symptomatic female urethral diverticula may be managed by a number of
operative techniques. However, to avoid persistent or recurrent diverticula definitive therapy …