The insertion of foreign bodies into the male urethra is not an uncommon urological presentation. Superglue is a material that can potentially cause significant complications if instilled into the urethra. We describe a successful case of delayed (six months) removal of superglue from a 39 year old male's urethra having failed to remove the material at initial presentation.
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