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case_images: Urethral stone entrapped in the urethral meatus.
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case_images: During the urogenital examination, we discovered a stone, approximately 2 cm in diameter, partially expelled, and blocking the urethral meatus (Figure 1).
case_images: Litholapaxy of the calculus following intravesical expulsion using a holmium laser.
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case_images: The use of a 60 W holmium laser and a 500 microm fiber for laser fragmentation took around an hour (Figure 2), and irrigation helped with fragment recovery.
case_images: Pelvic magnetic resonance imaging in the sagittal T2 section showing anatomically normal urethra.
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case_images: Magnetic resonance imaging conducted the first day after surgery showed no anatomical abnormalities (Figure 3).