Electric wire in the urinary bladder in an adolescent boy
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Dilip Kumar Pal
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Vipin Chandra
Abstract
Self-inserted foreign bodies in the bladder is an uncommon entity in males due to the lengthy urethra. Here we present a case of insulated electric wire present in the urinary bladder of a 15-year-old male inserted for sexual arousal. Diagnosis was made by history and radiological investigation and it was removed by cystoscope with an uneventful recovery.
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