ABSTRACT
Urethral fistula caused by anterior urethral valve combined with penile curvature is a rare clinical disease, which is rarely reported at home and abroad. We diagnosed 2 cases, treated with urethral diverticulum resection + urethral valve resection + dorsal albuginea of the penis + Duplay one-stage urethroplasty and urethral diverticulum resection + urethral valve resection + penis Dorsal albuginea fold + Duckett one-stage urethroplasty respectively. There were no surgical complications such as penile recurvation, urinary fistula, urethral stricture or urethral diverticulum, during the follow-up period of 10 and 15 months.
ABSTRACT
Anterior urethral valves are a rare urethral congenital anomaly. The valves can be diagnosed by clinical symptoms and findings of VCUG, and must be confirmed and treated by endoscopic methods. Herein a case of anterior urethral valve is presented with brief review of literature.
ABSTRACT
A 10-year-old boy presented with dribbling on urination, intermittent left flank pain and pyuria since birth. With voiding cystourelhrography this case was diagnosed as congenital anterior urethral valve which was confirmed by panendoscopic study. He was underwent electrocoagulation of the valve and left nephrectomy. And so he was discharged with good urinary stream on the 23 rd postoperative day.