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Hypertrophy of the seminal tubercle.
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Last reviewed: 07.07.2025
[ Diagnostics seminal tubercle hypertrophy
Diagnosis is made using ascending urethrocystography, which reveals a filling defect in the posterior urethra. Ureteroscopic examination reveals hypertrophy of the seminal tubercle.
When catheterizing the bladder, an obstruction is sometimes felt in the posterior part of the urethra; this manipulation is often accompanied by moderate bleeding.
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Treatment seminal tubercle hypertrophy
Hypertrophy of the seminal tubercle is treated with endourethral resection.