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Article detail · 2015

Giant Bladder Stone in a Young Woman

Journal

Journal of Academic Research in Medicine

ISSN 2146-6505

YÖKSİS OpenAlex Open access · bronze TR Index Citations 7 Percentile 8.3% FWCI 0.0
Year
2015
DOI
10.5152/jarem.2014.590
Type
article

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Abstract

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Bladder stones heavier than 100 g are defined as giant bladder stones. Bladder stones occur rarely in women compared to men. Bladder stones in women generally occur secondary to passage of suture material through the bladder following pelvic or gynecologic surgery. The disease is frequently manifested clinically with hematuria, recurrent urinary tract infection or urine retention. In this article, a 31-year-old woman who presented with nonspecific urinary tract symptoms and was found to have a giant bladder stone with a weight of 280 g as a result of the studies performed is presented. (JAREM 2014; 4: 132-4)

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7 citations

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Authors

  1. ÖZKAN ONUK BİRUNİ ÜNİVERSİTESİ
  2. mustafa bahadır can balcı
  3. İSMET HAZAR
  4. TUNCAY TAŞ
  5. ARİF ÖZKAN
  6. BARIŞ NUHOĞLU