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Purpose: This study is aimed at investigating additional anomalies accompanied by hypospadial events. Facts and Methods: Facts operated due to hypospadias between 1998 and 2019 were studied in terms of additional anomalies, divided into three groups according to the localization of the urethra, distal (glanular, coronal and subcoronal), penile (distal penile, midshaped and proximal penile) and proximal (penoscrotal, scrotal and perineal). Results: In a total of 316 hypospadial matters, 73 (23%) had additional anamnesis. The average age of patients was 51 (min:1, max:192) months. 64% of patients were diagnosed with distal, 18% penile and 18% proximal hypospadias. According to Mea localization, the frequency of additional anomalies in penoscrotal and more proximal settlements increased significantly (P=0.015). Inguinoscrotal pathologies were significantly increased in distal (P=0.012) and proximal hypospadias (P=0.015) cases. The majority of additional pathologies were anguino-crotal region pathologies (P<0.001) and were even more significant, especially in proximal hypo-spadial (P=0.017) cases (P<0.001). The surgical age (median: 36 months) of additional anomalies was significantly lower compared to the non-anomalies group (median: 60 months) (P=0.04). There was no significant difference between urine system pathologies and other system anomalies in terms of frequency and mea localization. In cases with hyposapadias, a detailed inguinoskrotal area examination must be carried out. There is no clear indication to investigate the anomalies of the urinary tract accompanied during the treatment of hypospadial phenomena.

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