A rare case of Cowper's syringocele in an adult male: Clinical presentation and management

A 25-year-old male presented with a weak urine stream and increased urinary frequency for six months. Clinical examination and baseline investigations were unremarkable. Flexible cystourethroscopy and magnetic resonance imaging revealed the closed type of Cowper's syringocele. Transurethral laser marsupialization of the syringocele was carried out without adverse events. The patient's symptoms disappeared after surgery and he remained symptom-free through a 15-month period of follow-up.