Objective: To present a review of the current literature regarding the presentation, diagnosis,
and treatment of female urethral diverticula (UD). Methods: A systematic search of the …

Over the past decade, urethral slings have emerged as the procedure of choice for the
surgical correction of most types of female urinary stress incontinence. A variety of materials …

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

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

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

Clinical assessment of women with urethral symptoms is difficult, necessitating further
evaluation with imaging. Urethrography provides limited information on luminal …

We are in agreement with Davis and Telinde, who state," The most important single
diagnostic instrument for the discovery of suburethral diverticula is the high index of …

PURPOSE: We assessed preoperative and postoperative urinary symptoms, and
determined risk factors for de novo stress urinary incontinence after transvaginal urethral …

Traditional contrast studies are now being superseded by advanced cross-sectional imaging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

Out pouching of the urethral wall could be congenital or acquired. Male urethral diverticulum
(UD) is a rare entity. We present 2 cases of acquired and 1 case of congenital male UD …