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The degree of excess skin-like tissue of the diverticulum was sufficient to enable eversion of the longitudinally incised diverticulum and formation of a urethra from the diverticular tissue at a second operation with ultimately an excellent result
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Objective & Hypothesis:A boy presented as a hypospadias cripple, with anatomy that included a very large diverticulum and little residual external penile skin.
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Key Findings & Data:A boy presented as a hypospadias cripple, with anatomy that included a very large diverticulum and little residual external penile skin.
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Conclusion & Impact:The degree of excess skin-like tissue of the diverticulum was sufficient to enable eversion of the longitudinally incised diverticulum and formation of a urethra from the diverticular tissue at a second operation with ultimately an excellent result
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Abstract
A boy presented as a hypospadias cripple, with anatomy that included a very large diverticulum and little residual external penile skin. The degree of excess skin-like tissue of the diverticulum was sufficient to enable eversion of the longitudinally incised diverticulum and formation of a urethra from the diverticular tissue at a second operation with ultimately an excellent result
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Cite This Article
DEWAN, P. (2017). Case report: The use of a urethral diverticulum to cover the penis in a hypospadias cripple. Pediatric Urology Case Reports, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 287–290. https://ajindex.com/articles/285630