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Malik MA et al. – A foreign body in the urinary bladder is rare and in most cases are self–inserted. Iatrogenic insertion is relatively rare especially during gynecological intervention. The presence of a foreign body in the bladder should be kept in mind when dealing with unusual cases of lower urinary tract symptoms.

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