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F Ramada Benlloch

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PubMed2005

[Correction of the penile curvature in ambulatory surgery].

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the results obtained in the correction of the curved penis by means of Nesbit's technique during the four first years of integration of our Service in the Major Ambulatory Surgery Unit (CMA) of our Hospital. PATIENTS AND METHOD: From January of 2000 to April of 2004 we intervened in ambulatory regime 21 patient suffering from curved penis (12 congenital and 9 with Peyronie's disease) by means of Nesbit's technique. The surgical-anesthetic performed procedure is described and also the criteria of inclusion and discharge are evaluated, as well as the results obtained and the degree of satisfaction by means of the elaboration of a questionnaire. RESULTS: None of the patients needed entrance for intrasurgery nor postsurgery complications. Thus, we obtained a null incidence of complications with the exception of the inevitable shortening of the penis, clearly independent from the regime of out-patient's process. The degree of satisfaction with the received treatment has been superior to 95%. CONCLUSIONS: The practical totality of the susceptible patients for surgical correction of penile curvature are candidates to be included in a CMA program, improving obviously the relation cost-efficacy, not diminishing for that reason the welfare quality nor the degree of patient's satisfaction.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1997

[Burned out testicular tumor].

OBJECTIVE: Extragonadal germ cell tumor is a rare condition. The present study reports an additional case of this uncommon disease. METHODS/RESULTS: A 24-year-old male with retroperitoneal disease and a testicular lesion detected by ultrasonography is described. Histopathological analysis of the orchiectomy specimen disclosed a 'burned out' tumor. The anatomopathological features of this tumor type are discussed. CONCLUSION: Extragonadal germ cell tumor is a rare condition. It derives from the germ cells that exist in the gonad and is located in every anatomical region but the gonad itself. Ultrasonography must be performed if an extragonadal germ cell tumor is suspected.

Adult↗
PubMed1994

[Endoscopic electrofulguration of intraurethral condylomata acuminata].

Cluster condyloma is currently one of the sexually transmitted diseases of higher incidence. The most common sites for condyloma in males are the balanopreputial sulcus, frenulum and the glans' mucosa. Associated to penis condyloma there can be urethral lesions in 5% of patients which in 80% of cases develop less than 3 cm from the meatus. This paper presents a series of 14 cases of cluster intraurethral condyloma managed by transurethral electrofulguration. The technique consists in the introduction of a coagulation probe through the urethrotome and the application of electrofulguration to the condyloma base. Results have been satisfactory although relapse has occurred in 2 cases (14%), and in one of them the procedure had to be repeated up to 3 times. There has been no complications such as stenosis in the loop resections. The authors conclude that due to the difficulties in the medical management of these lesions, the use of invasive techniques, of which transurethral electrofulguration of the condyloma base with endoscopic urethrotome is the choice because of its simplicity and effectiveness, is justified.

Condylomata Acuminata↗
PubMed1993

[Endoscopic trigono-cervico-prostatotomy: our experience].

Presentation of our experience in treating the disease of the vesical neck through longitudinal endoscopic transurethral incisions in 24 patients following the Orandi procedure. Of the 24 patients seen in our service, 21 showed a clear clinical and urodynamic improvement. Complications were 2 cases of epididimorchitis and 1 iatrogenic stenosis of the anterior urethra. There were no major haemorrhages, urinary incontinence, or retrograde ejaculation except for an obvious decrease of ejaculate volume in 2 cases.

Adult↗
PubMed1993

[Hematuria due to polypoid cystitis. Its differential diagnosis from bladder carcinoma].

Polypoid cystitis is not uncommon in patients with a permanent urethral catheter. In some cases difficulties are encountered when making the differential or anatomopathological diagnosis from transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder. We report a case of polypoid cystitis mimicking bladder carcinoma in a patient with a permanent urethral catheter.

Carcinoma, Transitional Cell↗
PubMed1992

[Nephrogenic adenoma of the bladder].

Presentation of one case of vesical nephrogenic adenoma diagnosed as an accidental histological finding following TUR of vesical tumour. This case if considered of interest due to the rarity of the lesion (some 300 cases reported) and the limited number of quotations in the Spanish literature.

Adenoma↗