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Deformed phallus.
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A six-month-old male baby was brought to our department due to deformed phallus (Figure 1).
(a) Retrograde urethrography showing Y-type duplication and dilated penile urethra with narrowing in bulbar urethra. (b) Guide wires negotiated through penile meatus and perianal opening.
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There was no vesicoureteral reflux on voiding cystourethrography (Figure 2(a)). Both were intersecting each other in distal bulbar urethra (Figure 2(b)).
Urethroscopy showed narrowing in distal bulbar urethra.
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A urethroscopy was done to confirm the narrowing in distal bulbar urethra (Figure 3).