Surgical treatment of urinary incontinence resulting from a complex congenital abnormality in two dogs.

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Two young dogs were presented for the investigation of urinary incontinence. Both were found to have complex urogenital anatomy including a micropenis and a midline vestibuloperineal fistula situated just below the anus. Both dogs were considered to be intersexes and had the karyotype 78XX. In both cases, incontinence was attributed to increased resistance to the passage of urine, with vaginal reflux and...

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