Key content Urethral diverticulum (UD) is uncommon but is underdiagnosed., Imaging is
essential before surgery is planned., Missed diagnosis may result in continued symptoms …

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

A urethral diverticulum remains an elusive diagnosis in the female patient presenting with a
constellation of irritative voiding symptoms. Many changes in the standard evaluation of …

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 …

Objective To review our series of urethral diverticulum in the male, an uncommon condition
whose etiology continues to be a subject of discussion. The clinical features, diagnostic …

Conclusions Pathology is benign 97% of the time but one must have a high degree of
suspicion in the case of a firm mass or if MRI indicates a mass within the diverticula …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this article is to review the diagnostic imaging findings,
differential diagnosis, complications, and postoperative imaging appearance of urethral …

BACKGROUND Despite an incidence of 3–40% in different populations, a diagnosis of
urethral diverticulum in female patients is often delayed or missed. CASE A 49-year-old …

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

OBJECTIVE To review the outcomes of consecutive patients referred with urethral diverticula
to a tertiary centre; to investigate the diagnostic, imaging and surgical factors relevant to …