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Volume 1, Number 2 Review Articles

Medical and Minimally Invasive Treatment of Urinary Incontinence

Treatment Update

Duk-Yoon Kim Seamus Teahan John P Lavelle Michael B Chancellor

Urethra Urodynamics Bladder Incontinence, urinary Bladder, neurogenic

Volume 1, Number 3 Meeting Reviews

Mapping the Future for Incontinence Treatment Worldwide

First International Consultation on Incontinence

Michael B Chancellor

Urethra Overactive bladder Urinary incontinence Bladder World Health Organization

Volume 3, Number 4 Review Articles

Update on Vesicoureteral Reflux: Pathogenesis, Nephropathy, and Management

Pediatric Urology

Vesicoureteral reflux Urinary tract infections Bladder Renal scarring

Volume 4, Supplement 1 Supplement

Interstitial Cystitis and Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms in Males and Females--The Combined Role of Potassium and Epithelial Dysfunction

C Lowell Parsons

Interstitial cystitis Bladder Prostatitis Potassium sensitivity test Epithelial dysfunction Pelvic pain Dyspareunia

Volume 6, Supplement 1 Supplement

Differential Diagnosis and Treatment of Impaired Bladder Emptying

Michael B Chancellor Naoki Yoshimura

Urethra Bladder Ultrasound Urinary retention Bethanechol

Volume 7, Supplement 6 Review Articles

The Effect of Bladder Outlet Obstruction Treatment on Ultrasound-Determined Bladder Wall Thickness

Andrea Tubaro Giovanni Palleschi Cosimo de Nunzio Alberto Trucchi Lucio Miano

Bladder Benign prostatic enlargement Bladder wall thickness Ultrasoundestimatedbladder weight Ultrasonography

Volume 7, Supplement 6 Review Articles

The Relationship Between Pressure Flow Studies and Ultrasound-Estimated Bladder Wall Mass

Christopher E Kelly

Bladder outlet obstruction Bladder Ultrasound Pressureflow study Bladder wallthickness Bladder wall mass

Volume 8, Number 1 Review Articles

Chemopreventative Trials in Urologic Cancer

Treatment Review

Sibylle Marihart Vahagn R Ashughyan Bob Djavan

Prostate Bladder Chemoprevention Finasteride Cancer Nutritional supplements Dutasteride

Volume 15, Number 1 Case Review

Inguinal Bladder Hernia: Four Case Analyses

Lezrek Mohamed Driss Touiti Kamal Moufid

A study of four cases presenting as inguinal bladder hernia was performed based on a review of the clinical presentation, circumstances of diagnostics, and surgical management. The mean age of patients was 66.5 years. Presenting symptoms included lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS; three cases) and decrease in scrotal size after voiding (one case). The diagnostic circumstances were incidental finding during investigation for urethral stricture (one case), preoperative discovery on the basis of decrease in scrotal size after voiding (one case), perioperative discovery during standard herniorrhaphy (one case), and peritoneal effusion secondary to bladder injury in the early postoperative period. All patients were managed successfully by replacement of the bladder in its original position and inguinal herniorrhaphy, the Lichtenstein technique (two cases), Shouldice repair (one case), or modified Bassini repair (one case) through the same inguinal incision. For one patient, bladder injury was diagnosed at the time of inguinal herniorrhaphy and repair was promptly made. For another, bladder injury was discovered only at surgical abdominal exploration. Surgical repair led to the resolution of signs and urologic symptoms in all but one patient who needed medical therapy for residual LUTS. An awareness of this possibility on the part of general surgeons should guide preoperative evaluation and therapy appropriately. Even if the preoperative diagnosis is missed, a perioperative diagnosis is crucial to avoid bladder injury during surgery. [Rev Urol. 2013;15(1):32-36 doi: 10.3909/riu0560] © 2013 MedReviews®, LLC

Complications Bladder Inguinal hernia Cystography Herniorrhaphy