Review uncovers diagnosis and treatment approaches for urethral diverticulum in women, suggesting its role in urinary disorders.
Urethral diverticulum (UD) in women is a rare and complex condition that presents as a diagnostic challenge. The clinical presentation of UD ranges from asymptomatic to urinary tract infections, vaginal mass, and even malignancy. This review investigates current literature regarding clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment, and complications of UD in women. We emphasise the importance of considering UD as a differential diagnosis for women presenting with uncommon urinary tract or pelvic disorders.
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