Accurate Diagnosis of Severe Hypospadias Using 2D and 3D Ultrasounds

Figure 2

Three-dimensional representation of the genital surface. The configuration of the penis and its anatomical relations is shown in ample detail. (a) It is possible to detect the urethral meatus in the base of the penis (dashed arrow) and the surplus prepucial tissue at the tip forming the cap (red continuous arrow). We can also notice its relation with the perineum (the continuous arrow points to the anus). (b) In the transversal view it is possible to see the shortened penis (blue dashed arrow) with the chordee (curved line) and the surplus foreskin. We can also observe the two scrotal folds with both testicles inside (double arrow).