The prostatic utricle (PU), or prostatic pouch, is a rudimentary structure present in the male prostatic urethra, and is derived from both the mullerian and wollfian ducts. As the PU is of mixed origin, a patient with an enlarged utricle should be carefully examined to ascertain whether it is associated with female internal organs. The clinical presentation, diagnostic evaluation, and a new surgical approach, posterior sagittal rectum retracting, are discussed. A plan for management of PU with proximal hypospadias is suggested.
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Meisheri, I. V., Motiwale, S. S., & Sawant, V. V. (2000). Surgical management of enlarged prostatic utricle. Pediatric Surgery International, 16(3), 199–203. https://doi.org/10.1007/s003830050722
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