Which anomaly presents with a dorsally located urethral opening?

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Which anomaly presents with a dorsally located urethral opening?

Explanation:
Understanding where the urethral opening sits on the penis helps identify the anomaly. When the opening is on the dorsal (upper) surface, the condition is epispadias. Hypospadias has the opening on the ventral (underside) surface. Peyronie disease involves curvature from fibrous plaques, not the opening’s position, and a hydrocele is a fluid-filled sac around the testicle. So a dorsally located urethral opening is epispadias.

Understanding where the urethral opening sits on the penis helps identify the anomaly. When the opening is on the dorsal (upper) surface, the condition is epispadias. Hypospadias has the opening on the ventral (underside) surface. Peyronie disease involves curvature from fibrous plaques, not the opening’s position, and a hydrocele is a fluid-filled sac around the testicle. So a dorsally located urethral opening is epispadias.

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