Migrated Mesh Plug Masquerading as a Bladder Tumor

  • Sevilla C
  • Dajani D
  • Aron M
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Background: The purpose of this case presentation is to demonstrate how erosion of mesh into the bladder can initially present with the same symptoms as bladder malignancy. Case Presentation: A 62-year-old Hispanic male presented with 2 years of hematuria along with imaging concerning for a bladder tumor. The patient underwent cystoscopy with biopsy of a lesion at the anterior bladder. It was ultimately determined that a mesh plug from a prior hernia repair had migrated into the bladder. The mesh plug was excised using the Da Vinci Si robot, which allowed for efficient mobilization of the bladder and other anatomic structures, as well as rapid recovery. Conclusion: Our case demonstrates the need to consider mesh erosion as a cause of hematuria and, furthermore, shows how the robotic approach can help facilitate excision of migrated mesh into the bladder.

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Sevilla, C., Dajani, D., & Aron, M. (2017). Migrated Mesh Plug Masquerading as a Bladder Tumor. Journal of Endourology Case Reports, 3(1), 1–3. https://doi.org/10.1089/cren.2016.0125

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