An Unexpected Nidus of a Bladder Stone: Latex Fragment of a Blasted Retained Urethral Foley Balloon

Year 2019, Volume: 3 Issue: 3, 115 - 118, 03.12.2019

Sahin Bagbanci Mümtaz Dadalı Yeliz Dadalı Erol Ersekerci Levent Emir Ayhan Karabulut

Abstract

ABSTRACT

Bladder stones can be caused by
multiple reasons.  Foreign bodies in the
bladder is one of them.  In this paper,
we are reporting a bladder stone that formed onto a latex fragment of a blasted
retained urethral Foley catheter’s balloon. 

Keywords

Foreign body, Bladder stone, Latex fragment

Mesane Taşı Olan Bir Olguda Beklenmeyen Taş Nidusu: Balonu Patlatılarak Çıkartılmış Üretral Foley Kateterin Balon Artığı

Abstract

ÖZ

Mesane taşı oluşumunda birçok
etiyolojik sebep yer alabilir. Mesane içerisinde yabancı cisim varlığı bu
nedenlerden biridir. Bu yazıda, daha önce çıkartılamayan bir üretral foley kateterin,
balonunun patlatılarak çıkartılması neticesinde mesanede kalan artık bir lateks
fragman üzerinde meydana gelmiş mesane taşlı bir olguyu sunuyoruz.

Keywords

Yabancı cisim, mesane taşı, lateks fragman

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