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Clinical photograph of the first patient showing a large diverticulum in the anterior urethra.
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A 12-year-old male presented with complaints of poor urinary stream and a swelling on the ventral aspect of penile urethra (Figure 1).
Micturating cystourethrogram showing a diverticulum in the anterior urethra depicting its proximal and distal lip as well as normally filled urinary bladder.
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Micturating urethrogram was done, and it showed the presence of a wide-mouthed diverticulum in distal penile urethra and the proximal lip of diverticulum forming an acute angle with normal caliber proximal urethra and normal urinary bladder without any vesicoureteric reflux (Figure 2).
Clinical photograph of the second patient showing a diverticulum at the penoscrotal junction.
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A six-month-male child presented with poor urinary stream and a cystic swelling at the penoscrotal junction (Figure 3).