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Mohamad Haidari - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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IUD migration into bladder and stone formation on it
Lorestan University of Medical Science, 2011Co-Authors: Mohamad Haidari, Abdolreza Kheirollahi, Seyed Saeed Shahrokhi, Manochehr Shams KhoramabadiAbstract:Background : Ectopic migration of IUD into bladder and urethra with subsequent formation of ston on it is among the rare complications of IUD .Two women, 38 and 45years old with recurrent bladder stone due to their IUDs inserted 5-6 years before were admitted with urinary irritation symptoms .In primary cystoscopy , no trace was found of either IUDs or their penetration into the stones . The stones were broken by electrohydraulic , however with further observation in the subsequent admissions and a thorough investigation , it was realized that the IUD prong had penetrated about 0.5 cm into bladder and formed stones . Since the IUDs could not be removed by cystoscope, in order to prevent the next recurrence and formation of Cystovaginal Fistula, the IUDs and stones were removed by cystostomy. In a two- year follow –up no complications were reported
Abdolreza Kheirollahi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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IUD migration into bladder and stone formation on it
Lorestan University of Medical Science, 2011Co-Authors: Mohamad Haidari, Abdolreza Kheirollahi, Seyed Saeed Shahrokhi, Manochehr Shams KhoramabadiAbstract:Background : Ectopic migration of IUD into bladder and urethra with subsequent formation of ston on it is among the rare complications of IUD .Two women, 38 and 45years old with recurrent bladder stone due to their IUDs inserted 5-6 years before were admitted with urinary irritation symptoms .In primary cystoscopy , no trace was found of either IUDs or their penetration into the stones . The stones were broken by electrohydraulic , however with further observation in the subsequent admissions and a thorough investigation , it was realized that the IUD prong had penetrated about 0.5 cm into bladder and formed stones . Since the IUDs could not be removed by cystoscope, in order to prevent the next recurrence and formation of Cystovaginal Fistula, the IUDs and stones were removed by cystostomy. In a two- year follow –up no complications were reported
Seyed Saeed Shahrokhi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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IUD migration into bladder and stone formation on it
Lorestan University of Medical Science, 2011Co-Authors: Mohamad Haidari, Abdolreza Kheirollahi, Seyed Saeed Shahrokhi, Manochehr Shams KhoramabadiAbstract:Background : Ectopic migration of IUD into bladder and urethra with subsequent formation of ston on it is among the rare complications of IUD .Two women, 38 and 45years old with recurrent bladder stone due to their IUDs inserted 5-6 years before were admitted with urinary irritation symptoms .In primary cystoscopy , no trace was found of either IUDs or their penetration into the stones . The stones were broken by electrohydraulic , however with further observation in the subsequent admissions and a thorough investigation , it was realized that the IUD prong had penetrated about 0.5 cm into bladder and formed stones . Since the IUDs could not be removed by cystoscope, in order to prevent the next recurrence and formation of Cystovaginal Fistula, the IUDs and stones were removed by cystostomy. In a two- year follow –up no complications were reported
Manochehr Shams Khoramabadi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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IUD migration into bladder and stone formation on it
Lorestan University of Medical Science, 2011Co-Authors: Mohamad Haidari, Abdolreza Kheirollahi, Seyed Saeed Shahrokhi, Manochehr Shams KhoramabadiAbstract:Background : Ectopic migration of IUD into bladder and urethra with subsequent formation of ston on it is among the rare complications of IUD .Two women, 38 and 45years old with recurrent bladder stone due to their IUDs inserted 5-6 years before were admitted with urinary irritation symptoms .In primary cystoscopy , no trace was found of either IUDs or their penetration into the stones . The stones were broken by electrohydraulic , however with further observation in the subsequent admissions and a thorough investigation , it was realized that the IUD prong had penetrated about 0.5 cm into bladder and formed stones . Since the IUDs could not be removed by cystoscope, in order to prevent the next recurrence and formation of Cystovaginal Fistula, the IUDs and stones were removed by cystostomy. In a two- year follow –up no complications were reported
