“…In the age group of 2e4 years, a difference of 0.7 mm in diameter results in a 2-fold calculated difference in urine flow. As previously reported, in most patients, the external meatus is considerably narrower than the normal native urethra, proximal to the bifurcation of the corpus spongiosum [3]. Thus by repairing the neourethra to a size equal to the external meatus, the urine flow may be considerably reduced.…”