“…This was based on the rationale that in distal to penoscrotal hypospadias the urethra itself does not contribute to chordee deformity once shaft 'degloving' was accomplished by dartos mobi lization [4]. Proximal to penoscrotal hypospadias, as in the present case, the urethra must be severed and de tached from the glans because it is often atretic and by itself contributes significantly to the formation of chordee deformity [5]. Notwithstanding this difference, it may be argued that our method of urethroplasty is similar to what has been described by Broadbent et al [6] or DesPrez et al [7], but it is done in a more extended form and bilateral fashion in creating the parameatal pedicle flap.…”