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Complete bifid penis. The divided phallus was 9.2 cm long and divided longitudinally into right and left halves. Each half has its own glans and prepuce and no urethra was found in the phallus.
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The phallus was 9.2 cm. long, divided longitudinally into right and left parts (Figure 1).
Proximal penoscrotal hypospadias. A urethral meatus opens directly at the base between each half and continues directly into a normally developed urinary bladder.
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Rather, a urethral meatus was located at the base of the divided phallus (Figure 2) which is indicative of proximal penoscrotal hypospadias.
Dissection of the left phallus reveals a corpus cavernosum and corpus spongiosum.
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Dissection of the phallus revealed a corpus cavernosum and corpus spongiosum in each half of the penis and the corpora spongiosa were well developed as in females (Figure 3).