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Bladder Stones (BS) are the most common presentation type of lower urinary tract stone disease. These stones account for currently 5% of all urinary system stones [1]. The most common causes of BS include bladder outlet obstruction resulting in incomplete emptying, neurogenic voiding dysfunction, foreign body within the bladder and urinary tract infection [2]. BS are more common in men than women and solitary stones are most commonly seen than multiple stones. Yet, huge bladder stone weighed over 100 gram is rarely seen in contemporary urology practice. Various minimally invasive surgical options for the removal of bladder stones have been defined such as transurethral cystolithotripsy and percutaneous suprapubic cystolithotripsy, open cystolithotomy is still seen as the standard surgical approach especially in patient with large bladder stones [3]. In this study, we present a huge BS weighed as 780 gram and presented with Urge Urinary incontinence (UUi) in older female patient.

An Uncommon Cause of Urge Urinary Incontinence in Female Patient: Huge Bladder Stone