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Presentation of two cases of congenital diverticula of the bulbar urethra. The objective of this paper is to discuss the etiopathogenic theories, sings and symptoms, current diagnostic methods and therapeutic indications, and to conclude that this type of diverticula do not present a florid symptomatology, endoscopy being the best diagnostic and therapeutic method. Finally, a review of the literature is made based on two clinical cases.
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