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How is endoscopic anatomy of prostate?

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Inside to Outside: • Trigone and ureteral orifices, • The median intravesical lobe, • The hypertrophied lateral lobes, • The external sphincter and the membranous urethra. • Verumontanum is the most important marker, the safety limit for the external sphincter. • The external sphincter begins just below the verumontanum, consisting of circular bands that fold when the cystoscope passes.


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