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MCUG showing evidence of PUV and rectobulbar fistula.
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Micturating cystourethrogram (MCUG) through suprapubic catheter revealed a dilated posterior urethra and a rectobulbar fistula (Figure 1).
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Dilated posterior urethra on MCUG.
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Although a repeat USS did not reveal any anomalies, we proceeded for a MCUG, which showed a dilated posterior urethra suggestive of PUV (Figure 2).
Dilated posterior urethra and left grade V reflux.
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MCUG in twin 2 revealed a dilated posterior urethra and grade V left ureteric reflux (Figure 3) While in twin 1 revealed a grossly dilated posterior urethra and a trabeculated urinary bladder (Figure 4).
Dilated posterior urethra and a trabeculated urinary bladder.
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MCUG in twin 2 revealed a dilated posterior urethra and grade V left ureteric reflux (Figure 3) While in twin 1 revealed a grossly dilated posterior urethra and a trabeculated urinary bladder (Figure 4).