FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2149287433> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2149287433 endingPage "287" @default.
• W2149287433 startingPage "274" @default.
• W2149287433 abstract "No AccessJournal of UrologyCLINICAL UROLOGY: Review Article1 Aug 2000CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF FOREIGN BODIES OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT ARNDT VAN OPHOVEN and JEAN B. DE KERNION ARNDT VAN OPHOVENARNDT VAN OPHOVEN More articles by this author and JEAN B. DE KERNIONJEAN B. DE KERNION More articles by this author View All Author Informationhttps://doi.org/10.1016/S0022-5347(05)67342-9AboutFull TextPDF ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsPermissionsReprints ShareFacebookLinked InTwitterEmail Abstract Purpose: The variety of foreign bodies inserted into or externally attached to the genitourinary tract defies imagination and includes all types of objects. The frequency of such cases renders these objects an important addition to the diseases of the urinary organs. Materials and Methods: We performed a computerized MEDLINE search followed by a manual bibliographic review of cross-references. These reports were analyzed and the important findings summarized. Results: Our review encompassed approximately 800 single case reports on foreign bodies in the English world literature published between 1755 and 1999. We structured the range of introduced objects, by referring to origin and material as well as the genitourinary organs involved. Furthermore, we noted symptomatology and diagnoses, including psychological involvement, as well as possible treatment options. Conclusions: The most common motive associated with foreign bodies of the genitourinary tract is sexual or erotic in nature. The most suitable method of removing a urethral foreign body depends on the size and mobility of the object applied to the genitourinary tract. When possible, endoscopic and minimal invasive techniques of removal should be used. However, surgical retrieval of a foreign body may be required, particularly when there is a severe associated inflammatory reaction. References 1 : Observation d’un étranglemant des testicules et de la verge, occasionné par le passage d’un briquet. J Med Chir Pharmacol (Paris)1755; 3: 358. Google Scholar 2 : An analysis of two hundred and twenty-one cases of foreign body introduced into the male bladder per urethram, with report of a recent case. Ann Surg1897; 25: 568. Google Scholar 3 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder with a report of two cases. Br J Surg1937; 25: 133. Google Scholar 4 : A Treatise on Foreign Bodies in Surgical Practice. New York: William Wood & Co.1880. Google Scholar 5 : Migratory foreign bodies in the bladder. Report of a case. Trans Am Assoc Genito-Urinary Surgeons1932; 25: 297. Google Scholar 6 : Incarceration of the penis. J Urol1945; 54: 391. Link, Google Scholar 7 : Removal of foreign bodies from urethra and bladder. Am J Surg1937; 36: 197. Google Scholar 8 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder. Illin Med J1927; 52: 223. Google Scholar 9 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder. Br J Urol1930; 2: 27. Google Scholar 10 : Memoire sur les corps étrangers introduits dans las vessie. J Med1856; 2: 525. Google Scholar 11 : Beitrag zur Lehre von den Fremdkörpern der männlichen Harnblase. Deut Zeitschr f Chir1903; : 70. Google Scholar 12 : The ubiquitous hairpin as a foreign body in the female bladder, with the history of an unusual case. Trans Am Gynecol Soc1919; 44: 145. Google Scholar 13 : Foreign bodies in the bladder. J Miss State Med Assoc1933; 30: 51. Google Scholar 14 : Urological oddities. Los Angeles: W. B. Dakin1948. Google Scholar 15 : Self-inflicted foreign bodies involving lower urinary tract and male genitals. Urology1985; 26: 12. Google Scholar 16 : Intravesical foreign bodies: five-year review. Br J Urol1992; 69: 41. Google Scholar 17 : Mechanical urethritis and ascendent genitourinary infections due to sexual stimulation of the urethra by inserted foreign bodies. Genitourin Med1992; 68: 399. Google Scholar 18 : Foreign bodies in the urinary tract. In: . Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co.1963: 775. chapt. 17. Google Scholar 19 : Foreign bodies in urinary bladder. Urology1973; 2: 258. Google Scholar 20 : Foreign bodies in the kidney. A review of the literature and reports of four additional cases. Radiology1953; 60: 375. Google Scholar 21 : Unusual presentation of retained urethral foreign body with review of other cases. Br J Surg1964; 51: 921. Google Scholar 22 : Foreign bodies and urinary stones. Urology1975; 6: 1. Google Scholar 23 : Hanging bladder stones formed on unabsorbable suture and ligature. Br J Urol1955; 27: 239. Google Scholar 24 : Hanging bladder stones. Br J Urol1957; 29: 146. Google Scholar 25 : Uric acid bladder stone associated with a foreign body. Postgrad Med J1986; 62: 495. Google Scholar 26 : Bladder stone as a rare complication one year after laparoscopic herniorrhaphy. Surgery1996; 119: 110. Google Scholar 27 : A case of methylmethacrylate bladder stone. Acta Orthop Scand1989; 60: 218. Google Scholar 28 : Lippes Loop perforation of the uterus and urinary bladder with stone formation. Obstet Gynecol1974; 44: 424. Google Scholar 29 : Intravesical migration of lippes loop with stone formation. Br J Urol1988; 61: 363. Google Scholar 30 : A stone in the bladder with a pin as a nucleus. South Med J1924; 17: 959. Google Scholar 31 : Needles in the deep urethra; stone and periurethral abscess. Case report in seven-year-old boy. Am J Surg1933; 21: 452. Google Scholar 32 : A needle in the bladder simulating stone; removal by lithotomy; recovery. Lancet1885; 1: 340. Google Scholar 33 : Clef dans l’anneau de laquelle la verge fut passée. Mém Acad R Chir, (Paris)1757; 3: 615. Google Scholar 34 : Anneau de cuivre, dans lequel la verge fut passée. Mém Acad R Chir, (Paris)1757; 3: 616. Google Scholar 35 : La verge passée dans une virole de fer. Mém Acad R Chir, (Paris)1757; 3: 617. Google Scholar 36 : La verge passée dans une bague. Mém Acad R Chir (Paris)1757; 3: 617. Google Scholar 37 : La verge et le bourses passée dans un briquet. Mém Acad R Chir, (Paris)1757; 3: 618. Google Scholar 38 : Strangulation injury of the penis. Indian J Surg1973; 35: 243. Google Scholar 39 : Note on a case where a piece of string tied round the penis caused strangulation and gangrene. Lancet1908; 1: 1550. Google Scholar 40 : Two unusual penile injuries. J Urol1929; 21: 239. Link, Google Scholar 41 : Strangulation of the penis. N Y Med J1895; 61: 214. Google Scholar 42 : Strangulation of penis by a hidden thread. JAMA1967; 199: 135. Google Scholar 43 : Incarceration of the penis. JAMA1899; 32: 40. Google Scholar 44 : Penile constrictive band injury. JPMA J Pak Med Assoc1993; 43: 135. Google Scholar 45 : Ligature of the penis: curious revenge. Lancet1832; : 136. Google Scholar 46 : Hair strangulation injury of the penis. Pediatr Emerg Care1997; 13: 423. Google Scholar 47 : Hair coil strangulation of the penis. J R Coll Surg Edinb1980; 25: 47. Google Scholar 48 : Progressive penile amputation. Tourniquet injury secondary to hair. Urology1977; 9: 42. Google Scholar 49 : Penile tourniquet injury due to a coil of hair. J Urol1985; 133: 1042. Google Scholar 50 : Retention of urine and edema of penis from constriction by hair. Pediatrics1888; 5: 248. Google Scholar 51 : Strangulation of an appendage by hair wrapping. N Engl J Med1965; 273: 866. Google Scholar 52 : Accidental penile gangrene. J Urol1972; 108: 494. Link, Google Scholar 53 : A method of treatment for incarceration of the penis. J Urol1969; 101: 189. Link, Google Scholar 54 : Strangulation of penis by metal ring. J Indian Med Assoc1976; 67: 256. Google Scholar 55 : An iron ring encircling the penis. St Paul Med J1905; 7: 46. Google Scholar 56 : Two cases of violent inflammation of the penis, caused by constrictions with steel rings. Assoc Med J1853; 1012. Google Scholar 57 : Two cases of strangulation, the result of compression by metallic rings. Boston Med Surg J1860; 62: 82. Google Scholar 58 : Removal of a constricting iron from the penis. Br Med J1881; 1: 156. Google Scholar 59 : Foreign bodies encircling the penis. South Med J1928; 21: 943. Google Scholar 60 : Strangulation of the penis by an iron band. Univ Med Mag1888; 1: 474. Google Scholar 61 : Sloughing of urethra from pressure by a metallic ring; plastic operation; recovery; remarks. Lancet1895; 1: 150. Google Scholar 62 : An unusual method of removing a foreign body. Br Med J1931; 2: 702. Google Scholar 63 : A case of iron ring incarcerated around the root of the penis. Indian Med Gaz1927; 62: 520. Google Scholar 64 Leflaive: A ring on the penis for fourteen years. Cited by J. G. Clem. Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, date unknown. Google Scholar 65 : Strangulation of the penis. A report of a case produced by a cast iron bushing. J Urol1926; 15: 333. Abstract, Google Scholar 66 : Removal of strangulating objects from the penis. J Urol1968; 99: 194. Abstract, Google Scholar 67 : Treatment of penile incarceration by the string method: 2 case reports. J Urol1993; 149: 372. Abstract, Google Scholar 68 : Removal of a metal ring from the penis. Am J Surg1931; 11: 560. Google Scholar 69 : Penis captivus. Br Med J1921; 1: 662. Google Scholar 70 : . New York: D. Appleton and Co.1912: 79. and 521. Google Scholar 71 : Paraphimosis from a “gage d’amour.”. N Orleans Med Surg J1899; 52: 152. Google Scholar 72 : Incarceration of the penis. Lancet1898; 2: 387. Google Scholar 73 : Strangulating injury of the penis. Int Surg1982; 67: 511. Google Scholar 74 : Penile incarceration by a metallic object. Br J Surg1988; 75: 33. Google Scholar 75 : Strangulation of the penis by a metallic nut. Int Surg1977; 62: 558. Google Scholar 76 : Foreign body around penis: with case report. Virg Med Mon1935; 62: 464. Google Scholar 77 : Constriction of the penis by an iron ring. Med Rec1888; 34: 155. Google Scholar 78 : A mode of treatment for incarceration of the penis. J Trauma1973; 13: 171. Google Scholar 79 : Removal of a strangulating object from the penis. Urology1979; 14: 209. Google Scholar 80 : Sloughing of penis from strangulation by pressure. Dublin Hosp Gaz1856; 3: 56. Google Scholar 81 : Iatrogenic penile foreign body. Br J Urol1991; 67: 555. Google Scholar 82 : Penile strangulation by externally applied foreign bodies. Uro Cutan Rev1919; 33: 175. Google Scholar 83 : Curiosity in urology? Masturbation injuries. Eur Urol1980; 6: 312. Google Scholar 84 : Snake bite on the penis. Trop Doct1991; 21: 179. Google Scholar 85 : Rattlesnake bite of glans penis. Urology1985; 26: 50. Google Scholar 86 : Exclusive: revolutionary new design in catheter bag technology. Br J Urol1993; 71: 363. Google Scholar 87 : Unusually long foreign body impacted in the urethra, causing painful priapism for seven days. Removal and cure by external urethrotomy. J Urol1943; 49: 865. Abstract, Google Scholar 88 : Unusual foreign body in the urethra. Urol Int1984; 39: 184. Google Scholar 89 : Routine prostatitis? A case report of long-term foreign body in the prostatic urethra. J Urol1986; 136: 682. Abstract, Google Scholar 90 : Long-standing urethral instrumentation leading to an unusual complication. Scand J Urol Nephrol1985; 19: 147. Google Scholar 91 : Foreign body retained in the urethra. Br J Surg1957; 44: 429. Google Scholar 92 : Foreign bodies in urethra: six-penny nails present for 12 years. J Urol1946; 55: 397. Abstract, Google Scholar 93 : Sur un cas inhabituel de corps éntrangers de l’urèthre. J Urol Nephrol (Paris)1971; 77: 817. Google Scholar 94 : Self-insertion of urethral foreign bodies. Psychiatr Q1968; 42: 479. Google Scholar 95 : Unusual foreign bodies in the urethra and bladder. Br J Urol1991; 68: 510. Google Scholar 96 : Safety pin in the urethra. Trop Doct1991; 21: 179. Google Scholar 97 : Urethral manipulation: an unusual paraphilia. J Sex Marital Ther1982; 8: 222. Google Scholar 98 : Foreign body in male urethra. Nurs Mirror Midwives J1966; 123: 149. Google Scholar 99 : Unusual foreign body in the male urinary bladder and urethra. Br J Clin Pract1969; 23: 123. Google Scholar 100 : A case of an impacted foreign body in the urethra. Br J Urol1965; 37: 475. Google Scholar 101 : Foreign bodies in male urethra. Report of an unusual case. N Engl J Med1938; 218: 884. Google Scholar 102 : Corps étrangers dans l’estomac, le vagin et l’urètre, qui ont causé la mort après deux mois de séjour. Observation suivie de réflexions sur ce genre d’accidens. Arch Gener Med (Paris)1835; 2: 183. Google Scholar 103 : Self introduction of urethrovesical foreign bodies. Eur Urol1991; 19: 259. Google Scholar 104 : Urethral foreign body. Br J Urol1992; 69: 434. Google Scholar 105 : Foreign body in the urethra. Int Surg1967; 48: 591. Google Scholar 106 : Foreign bodies and damage to the female urethra and bladder. Br J Urol1967; 39: 506. Google Scholar 107 : Formation of a urethral calculus around an unusual foreign body. Br J Urol1993; 72: 248. Google Scholar 108 : A knot in the urethra. Br J Urol1976; 48: 284. Google Scholar 109 : An unusual foreign body in the male urethra. J Indian Med Assoc1967; 48: 593. Google Scholar 110 : Intravesical knotting of a urethral “catheter.”. Can Med Assoc J1976; 115: 1199. Google Scholar 111 : Extraction from broken catheter from urethra and bladder. Br Med J1931; 2: 104. Google Scholar 112 : Pathologic masturbation with drastic consequences: case report. J Clin Psychiatry1985; 46: 537. Google Scholar 113 : Endoscopy for removal of unusual foreign bodies in urethra and bladder. Urology1989; 34: 33. Google Scholar 114 : Case profile: penile necklace. Urology1985; 26: 81. Google Scholar 115 : Fogarty catheter extraction of unusual urethral foreign bodies. J Urol1996; 155: 1374. Link, Google Scholar 116 : Coyote rib as an urethral dilator. Rocky Mt Med J1976; 73: 270. Google Scholar 117 : Medical curiosities. JAMA1937; 108: 1409. Google Scholar 118 : Br Med J1936; 2: 38. Google Scholar 119 : Ingested foreign bodies migrating to the kidney from the gastrointestinal tract. J Urol1968; 99: 675. Link, Google Scholar 120 : Chewing gum as the nucleus of a vesical calculus in the male. Uro Cutan Rev1934; 38: 118. Google Scholar 121 : Dry haricot bean: a new continence aid for elderly men?. BMJ1990; 301: 1432. Google Scholar 122 : Multiple foreign bodies in urethra. Urology1977; 9: 660. Google Scholar 123 : Cocaine solutions. JAMA1887; 9: 383. Google Scholar 124 : Intraurethral cocaine administration. JAMA1988; 259: 3126. Google Scholar 125 : Unusual foreign body causing haematuria. J Indian Med Assoc1974; 63: 284. Google Scholar 126 : Unusual foreign body causing bleeding per urethra. J Indian Med Assoc1977; 69: 286. Google Scholar 127 : A leech in the male urethra. Indian Med Gaz1933; 68: 574. Google Scholar 128 : Candirú: urinophilic catfish. Its gift to urology. Urology1973; 1: 265. Google Scholar 129 : Sur un poisson parasite nouveau du genre Vandellia. C R Acad Sci1909; 149: 1016. Google Scholar 130 : Les poissons du genre Vandellia. Bull Soc Philomatique1909; 1: 197. Google Scholar 131 : Sur un travail de M. le d’ brumpt: quelques faits relatifs a la transmission de la maladie du sommeil par les mouches tsetse. Arch Parasit1904; 8: 573. Google Scholar 132 : The Candiru: The only vertebrate parasite of man. New York: Paul B. Hoeber1930. Google Scholar 133 : On the alleged penetration of the human urethra by an Amazonian catfish called Candiru with a review of the allied habits of other members of the family Pygidiidae. Part I. Am J Surg1930; 8: 170. Google Scholar 134 : On the alleged penetration of the human urethra by an Amazonian catfish called Candiru with a review of the allied habits of other members of the family Pygidiidae. Part II. Am J Surg1930; 8: 443. Google Scholar 135 : The candiru, a fish parasite of man and possibly of other mammals. Am J Surg1941; 54: 511. Google Scholar 136 : The solution of incrustations in the urinary bladder by a new method. J Urol1945; 53: 702. Abstract, Google Scholar 137 : Sur la prétendue pénétration de poissons dans l’urèthre. Arch Parasitol1898; 1: 493. Google Scholar 138 : The Candiru: A Parasitic Catfish. Available from http://www.brazosport.cc.tx.us/∼fshaffer/candiru.htm. Accessed May 5, 1999. Google Scholar 139 : Rifle bullet impacted in the anterior urethra. J Urol1949; 61: 785. Abstract, Google Scholar 140 : An unusual urethral foreign body. Can Med Assoc J1959; 80: 829. Google Scholar 141 : Foreign body in lower part of urinary tract. J Int Coll Surg1957; 28: 291. Google Scholar 142 : Urethral discharge associated with ingested foreign body. Br Med J1978; 2: 1751. Google Scholar 143 : Iatrogenic foreign body in the posterior urethra. J Natl Med Assoc1976; 68: 63. Google Scholar 144 : Observations on the analysis of ten thousand urinary calculi. J Urol1962; 88: 545. Link, Google Scholar 145 : An unusual foreign body in the bladder. Uro Cutan Rev1922; 26: 141. Google Scholar 146 : Calculus with piece of broom-straw as nucleus. Med Gaz1880; 7: 181. Google Scholar 147 : Perfume bottle in man’s bladder: case report. Memphis Med J1927; 4: 118. Google Scholar 148 : Report of a case of a perfume bottle in a man’s bladder. Uro Cutan Rev1927; 31: 514. Google Scholar 149 : Suspected pregnancy; foreign body in the bladder. Lancet1874; 1: 127. Google Scholar 150 : Trans Am Urol Assoc1914; 8: 311. Google Scholar 151 : Foreign body in urinary bladder. Am J Surg1936; 32: 178. Google Scholar 152 : Foreign bodies in the bladder. J Urol1926; 15: 383. Abstract, Google Scholar 153 : Foreign body vesical calculus in the male. Indian J Surg1965; 27: 724. Google Scholar 154 : Foreign body in young man’s bladder. Med J Aust1925; 1: 340. Google Scholar 155 : Grass in the urinary bladder. N Engl J Med1928; 198: 139. Google Scholar 156 : Foreign bodies in the bladder. Med Sentinel1899; 7: 389. Google Scholar 157 : Foreign body in the bladder. Br Med J1927; 2: 1140. Google Scholar 158 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder. Northwest Med1932; 31: 528. Google Scholar 159 : Foreign bodies introduced into the bladder in attempts to procure abortion. With report of a case. Br Med J1939; 2: 224. Google Scholar 160 : Foreign body in the bladder associated with pregnancy. Lancet1935; 2: 825. Google Scholar 161 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder. Am J Surg1933; 22: 199. Google Scholar 162 : Foreign-body calculi in the female bladder. Uro Cutan Rev1936; 40: 873. Google Scholar 163 : Report of unusual foreign body in female bladder. N Engl J Med1931; 205: 471. Google Scholar 164 : Foreign body in urinary bladder. J Urol1926; 16: 377. Abstract, Google Scholar 165 : Some cases of foreign body in the bladder. Clin J1945; 74: 181. Google Scholar 166 : Superglue in the urethra. Br J Urol1990; 66: 217. Google Scholar 167 : Vesical calculus, formed around chewing gum: a needle in rectum. A case report. Mil Surg1930; 66: 33. Google Scholar 168 : Removal of chewing-gum from urinary bladder. Dallas Med J1926; 12: 110. Google Scholar 169 : Foreign body (chewing gum) in the urinary bladder. Am J Surg1933; 19: 528. Google Scholar 170 : Self inserted foreign bodies in the bladder. Uro Cutan Rev1941; 45: 190. Google Scholar 171 : Chewing gum in the male urinary bladder. J Urol1929; 22: 335. Abstract, Google Scholar 172 : Three cases in which chewing-gum and one in which a wax candle were removed from the male bladder. Am J Urol1913; 9: 462. Google Scholar 173 : Huge bladder calculus with chewing gum core. J Urol1937; 37: 280. Abstract, Google Scholar 174 : Chewing-gum vesical calculus in the male. Br J Surg1950; 38: 103. Google Scholar 175 : Splenic rupture following foreign body perforation of the urinary bladder. Am Surg1967; 33: 830. Google Scholar 176 : Foreign bodies in the bladder. Br J Clin Pract1976; 30: 115. Google Scholar 177 : Endoscopic removal of intravesical pencils using percutaneous nephrolithotomy sheath and forceps. J Urol1997; 157: 1842. Link, Google Scholar 178 : A pencil in the urinary bladder. Br Med J1942; 2: 543. Google Scholar 179 : Foreign body in the bladder. Br Med J1928; 1: 307. Google Scholar 180 : An unusual bladder calculus. Br J Urol1990; 65: 659. Google Scholar 181 : Foreign body calculus in urinary bladder with hydronephrosis. J Indian Med Assoc1970; 55: 19. Google Scholar 182 : Magnetic extraction of intravesical foreign body. Urology1989; 33: 62. Google Scholar 183 : Unusual foreign body with vesical calculus. Am J Surg1929; 7: 274. Google Scholar 184 : Foreign bodies in the bladder of a female. Am J Med Science1855; 29: 57. Google Scholar 185 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder. Hosp Med1972; 72: 82. Google Scholar 186 : Removal of hairpin from the bladder of a four-year-old child with an improvised instrument. J Urol1932; 28: 251. Abstract, Google Scholar 187 : Vesical foreign bodies I have known. Nebr Med J1963; 48: 219. Google Scholar 188 : Vesical calculi on foreign bodies. J Urol1925; 13: 219. Abstract, Google Scholar 189 : Foreign bodies in the bladder: case report. J Med1927; 8: 78. Google Scholar 190 : Foreign bodies in the bladder. Am J Surg1938; 90: 560. Google Scholar 191 : Hat pin in male bladder. Phil Med J1899; 3: 1016. Google Scholar 192 : Unusual complication of foreign body in the bladder. Br J Urol1985; 57: 106. Google Scholar 193 : The lost ballpoint pen. Injury1991; 22: 148. Google Scholar 194 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder: an unusual case. Br J Surg1948; 35: 324. Google Scholar 195 : Acupuncture needle in bladder. Urology1974; 4: 584. Google Scholar 196 : Needle calculus in the male urinary bladder. Br J Urol1955; 27: 242. Google Scholar 197 : An unusual monosymptomatic hypochondriacal delusion presenting as self-insertion of a foreign body into the urethra. Br J Psychiatry1991; 159: 283. Google Scholar 198 : Crochet needle in the bladder with secondary perforation. J Urol1931; 25: 515. Abstract, Google Scholar 199 : Foreign bodies in bladder. JAMA1924; 83: 1163. Google Scholar 200 : Intravesical knotting of a plastic tube introduced per urethram. Can Med Assoc J1969; 101: 122. Google Scholar 201 : Catheteroticum. Fatal late complication following autoerotic practice. Am J Forensic Med Pathol1985; 6: 340. Google Scholar 202 : Case for diagnosis. Mil Med1970; 135: 191. Google Scholar 203 : Trans Am Urol Assoc1914; 8: 312. Google Scholar 204 : Foreign body in urinary bladder from attempted abortion. Obstet Gynecol1970; 36: 475. Google Scholar 205 : Retained catheter tip causing recurrent urinary tract infection in a 91-year-old man. Br J Urol1990; 66: 664. Google Scholar 206 : Foreign body in the bladder. Br Med J1928; 2: 490. Google Scholar 207 : A case of rubber catheter inside the bladder. Indian Med Gaz1929; 64: 210. Google Scholar 208 : Foreign body in lower urinary tract. Urology1975; 5: 117. Google Scholar 209 : Unusual objects found in lower urinary tract. Urology1973; 2: 75. Google Scholar 210 : Knots in the bladder. Br J Urol1974; 46: 346. Google Scholar 211 : Case profile: giant vesical calculus. Urology1977; 10: 66. Google Scholar 212 : Foreign body of the bladder. Uro Cutan Rev1944; 48: 604. Google Scholar 213 : Calcified vesical foreign body. Am J Dis Child1986; 140: 55. Google Scholar 214 : Acute renal failure secondary to fishing line. Br J Urol1985; 57: 590. Google Scholar 215 : Foreign body in the bladder. Br J Urol1990; 65: 420. Google Scholar 216 : Foreign bodies in the urinary bladder. Report of a case of a large pearl button within a vesical calculus. Uro Cutan Rev1932; 36: 436. Google Scholar 217 : Blu-tack in the bladder. Br J Urol1988; 61: 94. Google Scholar 218 : Urinary tamponade due to a tampon. JAMA1977; 238: 126. Google Scholar 219 : Chewing gum in the male urinary bladder. J Urol1930; 24: 537. Abstract, Google Scholar 220 : Transurethral endoscopic removal of cylindrical intravesical body. Urology1984; 23: 592. Google Scholar 221 : Foreign body retrieval. J Urol1976; 116: 535. Abstract, Google Scholar 222 : Hair as a lower urinary tract foreign body. J Urol1957; 77: 840. Link, Google Scholar 223 : Laparoscopic removal of a foreign body from the bladder. Am J Obstet Gynecol1978; 130: 364. Google Scholar 224 : Intra-vesical foreign body: an unusual cause. Br J Obstet Gynaecol1995; 102: 838. Google Scholar 225 : Bladder fever: rare complication of the “safe period” method of contraception. Br Med J (Clin Res Ed)1982; 285: 171. Google Scholar 226 : Perforation of the urinary bladder by a foreign body. Ann Chir Gynaecol Fenn1970; 59: 30. Google Scholar 227 : Removal of clinical thermometer (half minute) from the bladder by manual manipulation. Med J Aust1931; 2: 454. Google Scholar 228 : Urinary bladder foreign body removal. J Urol1978; 120: 125. Abstract, Google Scholar 229 : Foreign body in the bladder. Lancet1937; 1: 266. Google Scholar 230 : Thermometer in the urinary bladder. Fertil Steril1952; 3: 263. Google Scholar 231 : Thermometer in the bladder. JAMA1928; 90: 115. Google Scholar 232 : Foreign body in the bladder. JAMA1950; 143: 804. Google Scholar 233 : The Practice of Urology. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co.1938: 404. and 464–73. Google Scholar 234 : Removal of foreign body from bladder. Am J Obstet Gynecol1979; 133: 466. Google Scholar 235 : Foreign body migration from the bladder. J Urol1976; 115: 530. Abstract, Google Scholar 236 : Extraction of an intravesical thermometer using a flexible cystoscope. Br J Urol1995; 76: 143. Google Scholar 237 : A clinical thermometer as a foreign body in the male urinary bladder. Minn Med1929; 12: 378. Google Scholar 238 : Foreign body in the urinary bladder (letter to the editor). Can Med Assoc J1974; 111: 502. Google Scholar 239 : A unique foreign body in the urinary bladder. JAMA1915; 64: 1495. Google Scholar 240 : The Gordian knot of urodynamics: a simple solution. Br J Urol1996; 78: 304. Google Scholar 241 : Urodynamic studies: an unusual complication. Br J Urol1986; 58: 461. Google Scholar 242 : Knotting of suprapubic epidural catheter with urethral filling tube. An unusual complication of pressure-flow study. Br J Urol1992; 69: 329. Google Scholar 243 : Knotting of the pressure line during urodynamics. Neurourol Urodyn1989; 8: 243. Google Scholar 244 : Spontaneous passage of bullet during voiding. South Med J1978; 71: 83. Google Scholar 245 : Diagnosis of foreign bodies in the bladder. Urology1974; 4: 763. Google Scholar 246 : Spontaneous voiding of a bullet after a gunshot wound to the bladder: case report. J Trauma1993; 35: 813. Google Scholar 247 : Extraction of a rifle bullet from bladder by natural route. N Y Med J1930; 111: 181. Google Scholar 248 : Ingested rifle bullet removed from the urinary bladder. Ann Surg1932; 95: 792. Google Scholar 249 : Gunshot wounds of urinary bladder. Am J Surg1932; 16: 301. Google Scholar 250 : Spontaneous migration of bullet into urinary bladder after a 5-year interval. Urol Cutan Rev1942; 46: 217. Google Scholar 251 : Foreign bodies in the urinary tract. In: . Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders1954: 843. Google Scholar 252 : Spontaneous passage of shell fragments during voiding. Br J Urol1984; 56: 334. Google Scholar 253 : Migration of foreign bodies, with report of a case of migration of a shell fragment into bladder. J Urol1946; 55: 358. Link, Google Scholar 254 : Foreign bodies in bladder: report of 3 cases. Urol Cutan Rev1937; 41: 788. Google Scholar 255 : An unusual foreign body in the urinary bladder. Br J Urol1994; 73: 587. Google Scholar 256 : Exceptional foreign body of the bladder. Acta Urol Belg1972; 40: 830. Google Scholar 257 : Calculus with piece of cloth as nucleus. Med Gaz1880; 7: 181. Google Scholar 258 : Perforating bladder injury by impalement. Br J Clin Pract1966; 20: 652. Google Scholar 259 : An unusual foreign body (bone peg) in the bladder. JAMA1936; 107: 1632. Google Scholar 260 : Vesical calculus after wounds of the bladder. Lancet1917; 1: 500. Google Scholar 261 : A splinter of wood logged in the urinary bladder. JAMA1935; 104: 1702. Google Scholar 262 : Foley catheter retained for 3 years. J Urol1965; 94: 628. Abstract, Google Scholar 263 : Young’s Practice of Urology. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co.1926. Google Scholar 264 : Recurrent cystitis due to retained Jacques catheter: a case report. Med J Malaysia1989; 44: 252. Google Scholar 265 : Foreign body in the bladder complicating post-operative convalescence. J Urol1926; 15: 587. Abstract, Google Scholar 266 : Injury of the ureter due to surgery, intra-ureteral instrumentation, external violence and foreign bodies: report of fifty cases. JAMA1940; 114: 201. Google Scholar 267 : Iatrogenic foreign bodies of the urinary bladder. JAMA1969; 210: 1589. Google Scholar 268 : Bladder calculi formed around retained fragments of ruptured Foley catheter balloons. J Urol1962; 87: 355. Link, Google Scholar 269 : The successful removal from the male bladder of a lost filiform bougie by endovesical manipulations. JAMA1906; 47: 1189. Google Scholar 270 : Iatrogenic intravesical foreign body following Marshall-Marchetti procedure. Am J Obstet Gynecol1976; 126: 514. Google Scholar 271 : Erosion of buttress following bladder neck suspension. Br J Urol1992; 69: 656. Google Scholar 272 : Post-operative foreign bodies in the bladder. J Urol1931; 25: 513. Abstract, Google Scholar 273 : An unusual cause of pain and hematuria. Br Med" @default.
• W2149287433 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2149287433 creator A5036731110 @default.
• W2149287433 creator A5069823943 @default.
• W2149287433 date "2000-08-01" @default.
• W2149287433 modified "2023-10-12" @default.
• W2149287433 title "CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF FOREIGN BODIES OF THE GENITOURINARY TRACT" @default.
• W2149287433 cites W121295767 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W143808713 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1483884031 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1558521638 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1594068431 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1840484401 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1963700865 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1965099705 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1965316303 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1966965520 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1967751851 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1968011619 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1972918098 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1972953533 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1975025413 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1975087524 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1977712025 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1978386198 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1979177202 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1980442674 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1980919095 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1981046798 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1981533435 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1982325734 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1982489704 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1983164937 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1983936306 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1986567863 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1988043999 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1988752169 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1991526033 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1992857885 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1993942357 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1994252186 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1996257570 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1997361325 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1999173783 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1999521025 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1999637843 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W1999664431 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2002620645 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2003475562 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2004537895 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2005442409 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2005864485 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2006914500 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2008711599 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2009226780 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2009490059 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2009516883 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2011794629 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2012103254 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2012590731 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2012857560 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2013433574 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2016173848 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2017314587 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2017865055 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2020211885 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2021375321 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2022254685 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2023535009 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2024684713 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2025193940 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2027993509 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2028368399 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2028762523 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2028943851 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2028950010 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2029055938 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2031010972 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2033933452 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2035141724 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2035245325 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2035870236 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2036083906 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2036597572 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2039840292 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2042400564 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2043047847 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2046469274 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2046946994 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2047345803 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2050868422 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2051214613 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2051338010 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2052139107 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2053198728 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2053440959 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2056032604 @default.
• W2149287433 cites W2056307786 @default.

• next