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case_images: Three-dimensional computed tomography image. Three-dimensional computed tomography scan of a retrograde cystourethrogram reveals dilatation of the prostatic urethra (yellow arrow), a hypertrophic verumontanum (red arrow), bladder neck stenosis (green arrow), bladder distension with wall thickening, and vesicoureteral reflux with moderate ureter dilatation (blue arrows).
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case_images: Three-dimensional computed tomography of a retrograde cystourethrogram revealed dilatation of the prostatic urethra, a hypertrophic verumontanum, bladder neck stenosis, bladder distension with wall thickening, and vesicoureteral reflux with moderate ureterohydronephrosis (Figure 1).
case_images: Urethroscopy. (A) Severe bladder neck contracture. (B) Prostatic urethra with longitudinal mucosal folds between the verumontanum and bladder neck.
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case_images: Finally, cystourethroscopy revealed a normal penile and membranous urethra, but a dilated prostatic urethra with longitudinal mucosal folds between a hypertrophic verumontanum and bladder neck, which probably represented the least common type (type 2) of urethral valves and severe bladder neck contracture (Figure 2).
case_images: Voiding cystometrogram. A voiding cystometrogram performed 1 year postoperatively shows normal voiding with low pressures.
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case_images: The patient voided 205 mL without a residual volume (Figure 3).