A penis with<unk>  usually has a characteristic appearance. Not only is the meatus (urinary opening) lower than usual, but the foreskin is also often only partially developed, lacking the usual amount that would cover the glans on the underside, causing the glans to have a hooded appearance. However, newborns with partial foreskin development do not necessarily have<unk> , as some have a meatus in the usual place with a hooded foreskin, called "chordee without<unk> ". In other cases, the foreskin (prepuce) is typical and the<unk>  is concealed. This is called "megameatus with intact prepuce". The condition is discovered during newborn circumcision or later in childhood when the foreskin begins to retract. A newborn with typical-appearing foreskin and a straight penis who is discovered to have<unk>  after the start of circumcision can have circumcision completed without concern for jeopardizing<unk>  repair.
Hypospadias
Cloacal exstrophy
Omphalocele
Choanal atresia
Bladder exstrophy
Epispadias
Cryptorchidism
Gastroschisis