Osteochondroma of the pubic symphysis causing hematuria: a case report and literature review

BMC Urology

Table 1 Available case reports of osteochondroma near the pubis symphysis

Author	Year	Age/gender	Site	Symptoms	Therapy	Follow-up	References
Kemal	2015	20/F	Pubic ramus	Groin pain, dysuria and obstructive urination	Resection	1 month	[2]
Herode	2015	18/F	Pubic ramus	Groin swelling	Resection	1 year	[3]
Phillips	1987	41/M	Pubic ramus	Hematuria	Resection	Not mentioned	[4]
Wang	2010	46/M	Pubic symphysis	Bladder outlet obstruction	Resection	> 4 years	[5]
Hoshimoto	2000	25/F	Pubic symphysis	Compression and coital pain	Resection	Not mentioned	[6]
Amis	1980	23/M	Pubic symphysis	Asymptomatic	Refused	not mentioned	[7]
Smith	1998	35/M	Pubic ramus	Dyspareunia	Resection	3 months	[8]
Mnif	2009	29/M	Pubic ramus	Dyspareunia	Resection	2 years	[11]
Cardenas	1984	27/M	Pubic symphysis	Asymptomatic	Resection	Not mentioned	[12]
Bacha	2019	35/M	Pubic symphysis	Asymptomatic	Resection	2 years	[13]
Nayak	2018	75/F	Pubic bone	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	Not mentioned	[14]
Lee W	2020	41/F	Pubic symphysis	Pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, urinary frequency, nocturia, dyspareunia	Resection	4 months	[15]
Carpintero^a	2007	27/M; 37/M	Pubic ramus; ilio-pubic ramus	Dyspareunia; urination difficulty and dyspareunia	Resection; resection	6 years; 2 years	[16]
Peh	1999	43/M	Pubic bone	Groin swelling	Resection	2 years	[17]

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