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PFD Week 2016
Benign Diseases of the Female Urethra
Benign Diseases of the Female Urethra
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Video Summary
This video showcases various benign female urethral disorders observed during surgical procedures at the University of Michigan. The cases are grouped based on the women's chief complaints, such as pelvic pain, dysuria, and incontinence. The video highlights different diagnostic findings, including urethral diverticulum, mid-urethral sling obstruction, ectopic ureter, urethral fistula, synthetic material erosion, bladder neck obstruction, and urethral strictures. Surgical interventions, such as diverticulectomy, urethroplasty, graft urethroplasty, and sling placement, are shown to address these conditions. The video also features incidental findings like mucosal prolapse and urethral erosion in patients with spinal cord injuries. The presentation concludes with a patient requiring urinary diversion due to severe urethral erosion. No credits were mentioned.
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Natalie Karp, MD
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female urethral disorders
surgical procedures
University of Michigan
pelvic pain
diverticulectomy
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