British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS) consensus document for the management of benign female urethral lesions.

IF 3.7 2区医学 Q1 UROLOGY & NEPHROLOGY BJU International Pub Date : 2024-08-11 DOI:10.1111/bju.16501

Magda Kujawa, Suzanne Biers, Mahreen Pakzad, Arun Sahai, Ased Ali, Tina Rashid, Hashim Hashim, Nadir I Osman, Andy Kozan, Mo Belal

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Abstract

Objective: To provide a consensus document for the management of benign female urethral lesions.

Methods: The British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS) Female, Neurological and Urodynamic Urology (FNUU) Section created a consensus document to guide the management of the commonest of urethral swellings using expert consensus with a modified Delphi technique.

Results: Benign urethral lesions in females can include urethral mucosal prolapse, urethral caruncle, Skene's gland cysts and urethral diverticulum. They can present in a variety of ways including haematuria, lower urinary tract symptoms and voiding dysfunction, and can initially be overlooked or not recognised, resulting in delayed management.

Conclusion: This consensus statement led by the FNUU Section of the BAUS, in consultation with BAUS members and consultants working in units throughout the UK, aimed to create a comprehensive and pragmatic management pathway for the assessment, investigation and treatment of benign urethral lesions in females.

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英国泌尿外科医师协会（BAUS）关于女性尿道良性病变治疗的共识文件。

目的：为女性尿道良性病变的治疗提供一份共识文件：为女性尿道良性病变的治疗提供一份共识文件：英国泌尿外科医师协会（BAUS）女性、神经和泌尿动力学泌尿外科（FNUU）分会制定了一份共识文件，采用改良德尔菲技术，通过专家共识指导最常见尿道肿物的治疗：女性尿道良性病变包括尿道粘膜脱垂、尿道痈、斯肯氏腺囊肿和尿道憩室。这些病变的表现形式多种多样，包括血尿、下尿路症状和排尿功能障碍，最初可能会被忽视或无法识别，从而导致延误治疗：该共识声明由英国泌尿外科学会 FNUU 分会牵头，并咨询了英国泌尿外科学会会员和英国各地医疗单位的顾问，旨在为女性尿道良性病变的评估、检查和治疗创建一个全面、实用的管理路径。

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BJU International 医学-泌尿学与肾脏学

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