American Research Journal of Urology

H.Moudlige, C.Waffar, M.Ettaouil, A.Moataz, M.Dakir, A.Debbagh, R.Aboutaieb

CYSTS OF THE EPIDIDYMIS ARE BENIGN TUMORS OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN. THEY APPEAR IN THE FORM OF REGULAR AND PAINLESS SWELLING (SINGLE OR
MULTIPLE), LOCALIZED AT THE HEAD OF THE EPIDIDYMIS. IN THE EVENT OF CHRONIC INFECTION, INFLAMMATION THEN FIBROSIS SETS IN GIVING THE
APPEARANCE OF AN EPIDIDYMAL OR TESTICULAR TUMOR.WE REPORT A CASE OF A 65-YEAR-OLD PATIENT WHO PRESENTED WITH A SUPERCHARGED
EPIDIDYMAL CYST TREATED AS A SCROTAL TUMOR

M.Graiouid , A.Moataz , M.Dakir , A.Debbagh , R.Aboutaieb

Ureteral strictures are common complications after renal transplantation. We report a case of ureteral stenosis in a patient who has been transplanted for 8
years with an enlargement enterocystoplasty and mitrofanoff for a neurological bladder under intermittent self-catheterization .