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case_images: Case 1: Inspection revealing protrusion in the ventral side of the penile shaft.
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case_images: Local examination revealed induration and protrusion in the middle underside of the penile shaft (Figure 1).
case_images: Case 1: surgical dissection of the urethral diverticulum.
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case_images: Careful dissection exposed a urethral diverticulum 1.5 cm in diameter (Figure 2).
case_images: Case 1: removed diverticulum with stone and hairs.
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case_images: It was firmly attached to urethra containing a stone and multiple hairs (Figure 3).
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case_images: Case 2: removed hairballs.
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case_images: These two hairballs were removed with a semirigid grasper (Figure 4).
case_images: Case 2: initial urethroscopic appearance.
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case_images: Hairs and hair follicles were also recognized (Figure 5).