Abstract

Masses arising from the urinary bladder can cause obstructive uropathy. Rarely these masses can protrude from the urethral meatus. Here we discuss a neonate who presented with a bladder mass prolapsing from his external meatus with signs and symptoms of obstructive uropathy. He was investigated and diagnosed to have bladder mass. He recovered completely after suprapubic excision of mass. Histopathology revealed fibroepithelial polyp of bladder. The clinical presentation, differential diagnosis and management is discussed.