Korean J Urol.
1986 Apr;27(2):345-348.
Three Cases of Benign Polyps with Prostatic-Type Epithelium of the Verumontanum
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- 1Department of Urology, College of Medicine, Korea University, Seoul, Korea.
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- Benign polyps with prostatic type epithelium (BPPE) in the male urethra is known as a rare case. The common signs of reported cases are painless gross hematuria, hemospermia, microscopic hematuria, dysuria, frequency and postatism in young adult. We are reporting three cases of benign polyps with prostatic type epithelium of the verumontanum and the clinicopathological findings of these cases with the references.
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