Title: A Case Report of Infected Umbilical- Urachal Sinus
Author: Dr Vikash Sinha
DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v6i11.101
Abstract
Urachal sinus is a rare anomaly. Usually it is an incidental finding and present when complication develops. High degree of suspicion is needed to diagnose such cases. We are presenting a case in which a young female presented with infected umbilical- urachal sinus.
Keywords: Urachus, umbilical granuloma, urachal sinus, infraumbilical abscess.
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