Urethral Duplication in Male Children’s: Report of Four Cases

The urethral duplication or supernumerary urethra or called accessory urethra is an exceptional malformative uropathy of interest mainly to the boy [1]. It is defined by the juxtaposition of 2 or more channels with smooth muscular structure with a mucosal coating of excreto-urinary type [2]. It can be complete or incomplete [3]. It occurs preferentially in the sagittal plane but also in the frontal plane [2]. Numerous anatomical varieties have been described with a second urethra opening in normal position or not. The therapeutic attitude can be complex, depending on the anatomical type [1]. Radiological investigations are of great interest in all cases [4]. We report four cases of urethral duplication in the boy. Our objective through this work is an assessment of the medium-term outcomes of the management of children with urethral duplication.