Presentation
Poor urinary flow for 1 day.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Urethral calculus
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Prevoid urine volume 414 cc. Post void volume was 280 cc.
Transperineal US shows a urethral stone.
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A radio-opaque shadow is seen overlying pubic symphysis joint space, consistent with the urethral calculus.
Case Discussion
USG was done first to look for urinary calculus. Transperineal US shows a urethral calculus.
Radiograph next day shows a calculus overlying pubic symphysis joint space.
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