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The 22 pages that link to Urethra, each with the reason it gives.

• Urinary tract infectionRelated: It is the usual entry point for bacteria causing an ascending infection.

• Urinary bladderRelated: It provides the bladder's outlet during urination.

• Urinary incontinenceRelated: Continence depends partly on keeping this outlet closed between urinations.

• PenisRelated: Both urine and semen pass through this shared channel, at different times.

• Seminal vesicleRelated: The ejaculatory ducts empty into its prostatic portion.

• SemenRelated: Semen passes through it during ejaculation.

• Female ejaculationRelated: Fluid described as female ejaculate exits through the urethral opening.

• Glans penisRelated: Its opening, the external urethral meatus, lies at the glans tip.

• G-spotRelated: The urethra lies close to the region commonly associated with the G-spot.

• AphalliaRelated: The urethral opening and route are central to urinary anatomy in aphallia.

• DiphalliaRelated: One or both duplicated penises may have a urethra, with substantial variation between cases.

• Human penisRelated: It runs through the penis and provides its urinary and reproductive passage.