Infected Pelvic Cyst: A Postoperative Complication in a Patient with Zinner Syndrome: A Case Report

Zinner syndrome is a rare disorder characterized by congenital seminal vesicle cysts, multicystic dysplastic kidney, and ipsilateral upper urinary tract anomalies.Although at least 80% of patients are asymptomatic, they may suffer from dysuria, urinary tract infections, bladder dysfunction, and infertility.Excision of cysts may be considered as an option to relieve symptoms, but it carries risks and potential complications due to the deep localization of seminal vesicles.There is limited knowledge regarding postoperative complications.In this case, an asymptomatic patient underwent surgery because of enlargement of the seminal vesicle cysts.However, an infected cyst was developed as a complication.Seminal vesicle cyst excision in asymptomatic patients with Zinner syndrome may result in postoperative complications, and the decision to have an operation should be made with great care and consideration.