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HairBall In Urethra

Diagnosis - Can be made only through cystoscopic examination and the patient will have difficulty in passing urine and dribbling of urine. Secondary causes may be due to growth of the hair inside the urethra after Urethroplasty in very rare cases.

Treatment - Removal of hairball through per urethral procedure.


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navin123
2/5/2010
Good Video!
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