[A case of primary XXXX of the female urethra at age 94 : a case report].

@entity1 @entity548 @entity5 @entity1410 @entity3833 @entity320
A 94-year-old @entity1 visited a local urological clinic in January 2011 complaining of @entity3833 that lasted for a month. Clinical examination showed a @entity1410 -like @entity5 at the external urethral meatus. She refused an operation. After 2 months, the @entity5 became @entity548 and she was referred to our hospital for operation. A black @entity5 of fingertip-size was seen at the external urethral meatus. Urinary sediment examination and urine cytology revealed @entity320 cells. The @entity5 showed T1WI high intensity, and T2WI low intensity by magnetic resonance imaging. Collectively, the @entity1 was diagnosed with @entity320 . The @entity5 was extirpated. Pathological diagnosis showed @entity320 . However, additional therapy was not performed due to her age and thereafter, the @entity1 was followed up carefully. After 3 months, right inguinal LN swelled, and @entity5 recurred at the external urethral meatus. She died from multiple metastases 11 months from the initial consultation. We herein report this case of primary @entity320 of the female urethra in an elderly @entity1 .
