ÖMER YILMAZ, Sezgin OKÇELİK, Cumhur YEŞİLDAL, HASAN SOYDAN, FERHAT ATEŞ, Temuçin ŞENKUL

Eksternal üretral meatus yerleşimli condyloma acuminata olgularında cerrahi tedavi sonuçlarımız

Amaç: Bu çalışmada eksternal üretral meatus yerleşimli genital wart olgularında cerrahi tedavi sonuçlarımız retrospektif olarak irdelenmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Genital wart, Eksternal Üretral Meatus, Üretrosistoskopi

Our surgical treatment results in urethral condylomata acuminata cases

Aim: In this study, external urethral meatus located wart cases treated with surgical excision were examined retrospectively.Material and Methods: The study was conducted between June 2009 and November 2014. Data of twelve patients,treated their genital warts located in external urethral meatus with surgical excision under local anaesthesia were analyzed retrospectively. Urethrocystoscopy was done 15 minutes after intraurethral 2% lidocain gel was applied. Then the patients were evaluated for urethral stricture. Patient’s age, complaints, marital status, lesion number, size and location, pathological result, voiding symptoms, test results of other sexually transmitted diseases, urethrocystoscopy results, early and late postoperative period control results were recorded.Results: Mean age was 21.2(18-27) years. Application causes were recognition of the lesion in 10 patients, voiding symptoms in 2 patients. There were no additional lesions in urethrocystoscopy. Any early surgical complications were not seen. Any early or late urethral stricture could not be detected. A late recurrence was detected in one patient (8.3%) in the external meatus then surgical excision was made for treatment Pathological examination of all lesions was confirmed the genital wart.Conclusion: In the treatment of a wart on the external urethral meatus surgical excision can be a highly successful and effective treatment with a low complication rate. We could not find out any requireness for routine urethrocystoscopy.

Keywords:

External Urethral Meatus, Urethrocystoscopy,

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