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[Retrograde ejaculation following a Y-V plasty of the bladder neck carried out during childhood. Treatment using the Abrahams procedure].

J Bruézière, M Géraud

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Retrograde ejaculation of Y-V plasty of the bladder neck performed during childhood appears to be a rare complication. Based on a case treated with success, the authors stress the need for non-aggressive treatment of bladder neck disease in children (endoscopic radial incisions). The procedure proposed by J.J. Abrahams for the treatment of retrograde ejaculation (simple calibration of the bladder neck and posterior urethra) proves to be reliable, although recurrences may occur.

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Retrograde ejaculation of Y-V plasty of the bladder neck performed during childhood appears to be a rare complication. Based on a case treated with success, the authors stress the need for non-aggressive treatment of bladder neck disease in children (endoscopic radial incisions). The procedure proposed by J.J. Abrahams for the treatment of retrograde ejaculation (simple calibration of the bladder neck and posterior urethra) proves to be reliable, although recurrences may occur.

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Retrograde ejaculation of Y-V plasty of the bladder neck performed during childhood appears to be a rare complication. Based on a case treated with success, the authors stress the need for non-aggressive treatment of bladder neck disease in children (endoscopic radial incisions). The procedure proposed by J.J. Abrahams for the treatment of retrograde ejaculation (simple calibration of the bladder neck and posterior urethra) proves to be reliable, although recurrences may occur.

Key concepts: Medicine, Retrograde ejaculation, Neck of urinary bladder, Surgery, Ejaculation, Urethra, Complication, Urinary bladder

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