Paraurethral cyst in female newborn: is surgery always advocated?
Our data suggest that the number of reported case, being fewer than predicted, suggests that paraurethral cysts in female neonates are unrecognized. Paraurethral cysts are generally characterized by a completely asymptomatic lesion and have a high rate of spontaneously resolution. Thus, surgery (aspiration, marsupialization, or excision) should not be hurried, because natural resolution within a few months is the likely outcome.
Most patients with CLBP-associated disability have a lower level of aerobic fitness, but this is not associated with fear avoidance.