Abstract
Foreign bodies have always posed a challenge to the surgeons. Foreign bodies seen in urological practice are either self-inserted (1), iatrogenic, traumatic or migrated from other sites. They usually present late with complications and a vague history .It is mostly seen in young adults. Radiological studies aid in the diagnosis. Here we present two such cases .First is a case of a large foreign body, inserted in vagina presented as a large bladder stone, protruding into the vagina with vesico-vaginal fistula. Second is the case of traumatic insertion of a metallic clip on the shaft of the penis, presenting with urethral stricture and persistent local pain. Both were managed successfully.
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