Complications of Penile and Preputial Surgery

Schumacher, James; O’Brien, Timothy P.

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“…Complications associated with penile surgery are more closely related to partial or total phallectomy and include bleeding, dehiscence and urinary obstruction. It is worth emphasising the importance of using an established surgical technique to avoid such complications, sometimes related to changes in the pattern and tension of stitches (Marchionne et al, 2017; Schumacher & O'Brien, 2021).…”

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Surgical treatment of exuberant granulation tissue of the glans penis and paraphimosis in a stallion

Barbosa

Silva

Lima

et al. 2022

Equine Veterinary Education

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A 15-year-old male Quarter Horse stallion was referred with paraphimosis and suspected exuberant granulation tissue (EGT) of the glans penis. Physical examination revealed a painful, voluminous, pink, irregular, cauliflower-shaped lesion on the penis. Based on the history, anatomical location and clinical presentation EGT was suspected. Histopathology confirmed the diagnosis with no evidence of neoplasia. To obtain breeding soundness, surgical excision of the EGT and reconstruction of the glans penis was recommended.Following surgical removal of the granulation tissue, the stallion recovered without complications and returned to breeding with satisfactory performance including normal libido and mating behaviour.

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Surgical treatment of exuberant granulation tissue of the glans penis and paraphimosis in a stallion

Barbosa

Silva

Lima

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Equine Veterinary Education

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Complications des chirurgies urogénitales du mâle

Lallemand

2022

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Les chirurgies urogénitales du cheval mâle, hormis la castration, concernent principalement les chirurgies du pénis, de l’urètre et de la vessie. Les complications les plus fréquentes communes aux chirurgies de ces 3 structures sont notamment les saignements et hémorragies, les œdèmes et la déhiscence de plaie, comme de nombreuses autres chirurgies. Les complications plus spécifiques sont les irritations cutanées causées par l’urine pour les chirurgies du pénis et de l’urètre ; les obstructions urinaires, notamment s’il y a développement de sténoses urétrales qui peuvent être favorisées par l’aspect spiculé des calculs urinaires ; et les récidives tumorales lors de traitement de tumeurs. La meilleure stratégie reste la prévention, en particulier en soignant la réalisation des procédures chirurgicales. Une hémorragie sévère postopératoire pourra nécessiter une reprise chirurgicale, de même que les sténoses urétrales.

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Complications of Penile and Preputial Surgery

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Surgical treatment of exuberant granulation tissue of the glans penis and paraphimosis in a stallion

Surgical treatment of exuberant granulation tissue of the glans penis and paraphimosis in a stallion

Complications des chirurgies urogénitales du mâle

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