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• W4353046761 abstract "Introduction Anatomical studies of hypospadias show failure of zipping-up of histologically normal urethral plate and corpus spongiosum. With the commonly utilized substitution urethroplasties for proximal hypospadias, a reconstructed urethra of just an “epithelial-lined tube” with no spongiosal support, is apt to long-term urinary and ejaculatory dysfunctions. We completed a one-stage anatomical reconstruction in children with proximal hypospadias whenever the ventral curvature could be reduced to <30° and evaluated the post-pubertal outcomes. Method This is a retrospective analysis of prospectively maintained data on one-stage anatomical repair of proximal hypospadias between 2003 and 2021. In children with proximal hypospadias, the corpus spongiosum, bulbo-spongiosus muscle (BSM), Bucks’, and Dartos’ layers of the shaft were anatomically re-aligned prior to assessing the ventral curvature visually. When the curvature was >30°, the urethral plate was divided at the glans for a 2-stage procedure, and those patients were excluded from the study. Otherwise, the anatomical repair was continued (this series). The Hypospadias Objective Scoring Evaluation (HOSE) and the Paediatric Penile Perception Score (PPPS) were used for post-pubertal assessment. Results Prospective records provided details of 105 patients with proximal hypospadias who had complete primary anatomical repair. The median age at surgery was 1.6 years, and 15.9 years at the post-pubertal assessment. Forty-one (39%) had complications that necessitated re-operations. Thirty-five (33.3%) patients had complications involving the urethra. For fistula and diverticula, eighteen cases required only one corrective procedure, while one required two. Other 16 patients required an average of 1.78 corrective operations for severe chordee and/or breakdown, with 7 requiring Bracka’s 2-stage procedure. Results of pubertal review Fifty patients (47.6%) were over 14 years old; 46 (92.0%) had pubertal reviews and scoring, while four were lost to follow-up. The mean HOSE score was 14.8/16, and the mean PPPS score was 17.8/18. Five patients had residual curvature of >10°. 17 and 10 patients, respectively, were unable to comment on glans firmness and ejaculation quality. During erections, 26/29 (89.7%) patients reported a firm glans, and 36/36 (100%) reported normal ejaculations. Conclusion Graphical Abstract View Large Image Figure Viewer Download Hi-res image" @default.
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• W4353046761 title "Post-pubertal functional outcomes of one-stage anatomical reconstruction of the corpus spongiosum, bulbo-spongiosus muscle and dartos in 46 children with proximalhypospadias" @default.
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