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An eleven year old female child presented with abnormal structure over the genital area since birth and continuous urine leak. Patient had history of premature birth at 28 weeks of gestation. Anus was anteriorly displaced in exstrophy complex. Labia majora and minora were divergent and clitoris was bifid. Two normal vaginas were present on both sides lateral to genitourinary complex structure. Patient had single urethral meatus which opened above right vaginal orifice. MRI pelvis was suggestive of pubic diastasis with duplication of urinary bladder, uterine didelphys with two ovaries and two vaginas. Excretory urography confirmed duplication of urinary bladder with opening of right ureter into right bladder and left ureter into left bladder. Patient had left sided hydro-ureteronephrosis and no demonstrable outlet. There was herniation of right urinary bladder through anterior abdominal wall defect and urethra was originating only from right bladder. Surgical procedure consisted of joining of both the bladders and dissection of urethra. Decision to excise the urethra was taken as there was no demonstrable bladder neck sphincter; Mitrofanoff procedure was done for drainage. External genitalia reconstruction consisted of clitoroplasty, mons reconstruction and labioplasty. Sequestered part was excised; pubic bone defect was closed with raising rectus sheath flap. vIDEO SEcTION Vol. 44 (3): 647-648, May June, 2018

Surgical repair in case of covered exstrophy of bladder with complete duplication of lower genitourinary tract and visceral sequestration