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Medical case report describing the clinical presentation, diagnostic evaluation, surgical management, and outcome of a middle-aged man with a urachal remnant complicated by colovesical fistula and suspected malignant transformation.
Document Type: Medical case report
Publication Type: Cover letter
Field: Internal Medicine; Urology
Main Topic: Urachal remnant with suspected malignant transformation and colovesical fistula
Authors: Zachary J. Anderson, DO; Simranjit Kahlon, MBBS; Cassiano Santiago, MD; Samuel Ives, MD
Institution: Hennepin County Medical Center; University of Minnesota
Correspondence: Zachary J. Anderson, DO, Hennepin County Medical Center, 6122 7th St N, Oakdale MN 55128, Phone: 651-373-4752, E-mail: [email protected]
Patient Demographics: 52-year-old man
Clinical Presentation: Dysuria, malodorous urine, pneumaturia
Diagnostic Methods: Physical examination; laboratory testing; computed tomography of abdomen and pelvis; colonoscopy
Treatment: Sigmoid colectomy; robotic-assisted partial cystectomy; urachus excision with umbilectomy
Outcome: Resolution of genitourinary symptoms within 6 weeks
Financial Disclosures: None reported
References: 9 cited references
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