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Complete epispadiac urethral duplication

R W Farrell, A L Sparnon

Journal of Pediatric Surgery

|February 1, 1987

Abstract:

A case of complete epispadiac urethral duplication is reported. The epispadiac opening was at the base of the penis. This case is unusual because the anatomy was otherwise normal and the incontinence was intermittent.

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