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Antegrade VCUG via the suprapubic catheter after surgery for bladder rupture; full-length urethral dilation is evident up to point of obstruction (black arrow).
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Antegrade voiding cystourethrography (VCUG) was performed via the suprapubic catheter that showed terminal urethral obstruction (Figure 1).
(a) A 3-Fr ureteric catheter is blocked at the obstruction point at 1 cm from urethral meatus (arrow); also note the midline scar of previous surgery and suprapubic catheter; (b) the black arrow point to the fibrotic site obstructing the urethra.
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A 3-Fr ureteric catheter also did not pass the obstructed part (Figure 2(a)). A 5-mm fibrotic tissue was encountered at the site of obstruction (Figure 2(b)).
VCUG six weeks after urethral repair surgery showing normal bladder and urethra.
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A VCUG was performed six weeks after the surgery that showed normal bladder and urethra with acceptable voiding per urethra (Figure 3).