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Lateral view pelvic X-ray identifies nail in distal penile urethra, which requires endoscopic removal.
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F1
This was identified on plain film X-ray (Figure 1).
Pelvic X-ray identifies metal screw in distal penile urethra, which was removed at bedside using a hemostat.
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F2
During this presentation, a foreign body was palpable in the distal penile urethra, and a plain film X-ray (Figure 2) identified the location of the screw.
Lateral view pelvic X-ray identifies metal wire from hospital face mask in distal penile urethra, which was voided spontaneously.
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F3
In review of his history of foreign bodies per urethra, he has been able to void a piece of plastic coffee lid, small construction nails, metal wire from hospital face mask (Figure 3), and a plastic fork tong.
Lateral view pelvic X-ray identifies staples in distal penile urethra, which requires endoscopic removal.
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F4
Objects that required endoscopic removal included staples (Figure 4), assorted pieces of plastic, and larger nails.