Urethral or periurethral masses in women are rare and may be difficult to differentiate (Table
1). Given the scarcity, the overall incidence of these lesions is difficult to quantitate. Although …

Vulvovaginal cysts are a common problem for women, causing significant pain, discomfort
and impact on quality of life. For clinicians, classifying and differentiating these cysts from …

Background Female urethral diverticula (UD) are an uncommon and often overlooked
aetiology in women presenting with lower urinary tract symptoms, urethral pain, and …

Objective To assess the presenting features and medium‐term symptomatic outcomes in
women having excision of urethral diverticulum with Martius labial fat pad (MLFP) …

Purpose Benign perivaginal masses (PVM) are relatively rare. The aim of this study is, to
create a higher awareness for these entities and to point out reliable diagnostics and an …

Objective To evaluate the surgical outcomes of female urethral diverticulectomy. Materials
and Methods We retrospectively analyzed the medical records of 68 patients with …

Aims Functional obstruction secondary to a high‐tone nonrelaxing sphincter (HTNRS) may
lead to the formation of a proximal‐to‐mid‐urethral diverticulum (pmUD) in patients without a …

Purpose We aimed to report surgical outcomes in female urethral diverticula and to
investigate the risk factors for diverticula recurrence. Methods A total of 66 patients …

Background Urethral diverticula (UD) affect 1–6% of adult women. Complex UD are rare, but
can be challenging to manage. To evaluate the efficacy and safety of transurethral …

Abstract Purpose of Review To perform a contemporary review of the current literature on
female urethral diverticula (UD) relating to aetiology and pathophysiology, classification …