Seminal Vesicle Stones
Due to ejaculatory duct obstruction and/or due to chronic infection, the seminal vesicle may develop stones. Signs and symptoms are pain, infection or infertility. Treatment consists in the removal of the seminal vesicle (laparoscopic, transvesical or perineal access) with adjuvant antibiotic therapy (Kilciler, 2002).
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References
- Kilciler, M.; Sağlam, M.; Ozgök, Y.; Somuncu, I.; Erduran, D. and Harmankaya, C.:
- Giant seminal vesicle stones. Report of two cases. Urol Int, 2002, 69, 250–251.
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