case_images: PMC8311848_01
case_images: (A) Photo demonstrating the round partly ulcerative lesion (yellow arrow, white dotted line) on the left side of the tip of the foreskin. Note the thickened, irritated and soaked prepuce. (B) Photo demonstrating stone's removal. The index finger was inserted in the preputial sac through the phimotic ring (yellow circle). The skin lesion gradually receded following stone's removal (yellow arrow, white dotted line). (C) Urinary catheter insertion to relieve acute urinary retention (yellow asterisk). The round partly ulcerative lesion is also depicted (white dotted line) (D) The preputial stone, measuring 1 cm in maximum diameter.
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case_images: PMC8311848_01_aml-28-195-g001.jpg
case_images: fig1
case_images: A 1 cm in maximum diameter yellow-gray colored nonobstructing stone was eventually removed and the external urethral meatus was identified (Figure 1).