What is it about?
We reported a case of a 2 weeks old infant whom we managed for megalourethra and Prune Belly Syndrome. Even though the two conditions can co-exist, the association is uncommon. He had urethroplasty and did well post-operatively.
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Why is it important?
As an uncommon association, it was important to report it to demonstrate that these two conditions can co-exist and be managed successfully in children
Perspectives
It was an opportunity to publish such an uncommon association to add to the already existing knowledge of it.
Aliyu Farinyaro
Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital
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This page is a summary of: Congenital megalourethra in 2 weeks old boy associated with Prune-Belly syndrome, Pediatric Urology Case Reports, January 2015, Pediatric Urology Case Reports,
DOI: 10.14534/pucr.201529391.
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