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An ectopic ureteric opening is a relatively rare malformation, diagnosed mostly in young age because of typical signs and symptoms and more often found in female patients. The diagnosis of this malformation in adults is unusual and can be difficult because of untypical signs and symptoms, as represented in the following case report.
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