Villous adenoma coexistent with focal well-differentiated adenocarcinoma of female urethral orifice: A case report and review of literature

Table 1 Villous adenoma of the urethra: Review of the literature

Ref.	Time of publication	Age in yr	Clinical symptoms	Associated adenocarcinoma	Treatment	Follow-up in mo	Outcome
Powel et al[8]	1981	59	Hematuria	Yes	Transurethral resection	15	Alive
Howells et al[9]	1985	70	Vaginal discharge; Dysuria	No	Surgical resection	22	Alive
Raju et al[10]	1987	58	Asymptomatic mass increasing in size	No	Surgical resection	72	Alive
Morgan et al[11]	1998	87	Asymptomatic polypoid urethral mass	No	Surgical resection	24	Dead
Cheng et al[1]	1999	81	Hematuria	No	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
	1999	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
	2002	63	Unknown	Unknown	Transurethral resection; Cystoprostatectomy	84	Alive
Sung et al[12]	2000	57	Acute attack of urinary retention	No	Transurethral resection	Unknown	Alive
Seibel et al[2]	2002	93	Unknown	Unknown	Transurethral resection; cystoprostatectomy	Unknown	Unknown
	2002	73	Unknown	Unknown	Transurethral resection; prostatectomy	24	Local recurrence; Lung metastasis
Noel et al[13]	2003	49	Hematuria	Adenosquamous carcinoma	Surgical resection	16	Alive