[Usefulness of transvaginal echography in the study of organic pathology of the female urethra].
Francesco Porpiglia, Ivano Morra, Aldo Rocca, Diletta Fontana
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Francesco Porpiglia, Ivano Morra, Aldo Rocca, Diletta Fontana
Abstract
The Authors describe their experience about the use of vaginal ultrasound in the diagnosis of some organic disease of the female urethra. The ultrasonography was performed with the 5 Mhz endocavitary probe and patients in lithotomy position and filled bladder. With this method has been possible value the urethral and peri-urethral echostructure and urethral calibre during micturition. the Authors visualized 20 urethral diverticula, 6 stenosis, 2 carcinomas and 1 leiomyoma. They show the great reliability of this investigation and argue that it may be present as a first instrumental approach in the clinical suspicion of an organic pathology of the female urethra.
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The Authors describe their experience about the use of vaginal ultrasound in the diagnosis of some organic disease of the female urethra. The ultrasonography was performed with the 5 Mhz endocavitary probe and patients in lithotomy position and filled bladder. With this method has been possible value the urethral and peri-urethral echostructure and urethral calibre during micturition. the Authors visualized 20 urethral diverticula, 6 stenosis, 2 carcinomas and 1 leiomyoma. They show the great reliability of this investigation and argue that it may be present as a first instrumental approach in the clinical suspicion of an organic pathology of the female urethra.
Key concepts: Urethra, Female urethra, Lithotomy position, Medicine, Urination, Urology, Radiology, Anatomy