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Magnetic beads as intravesical foreign bodies

A wide range of foreign bodies in the bladder have been described. These foreign bodies, including pencils, electrical cables, chicken bones, wooden sticks, thermometers, metal, and rod screws, if being inserted transurethrally, were mostly self-inserted for sexual pleasure or were the consequence of sexual abuse, whereas those foreign bodies that were introduced directly into the bladder were mostly iatrogenic.1 We herein report on intravesical foreign bodies of a peculiar nature.