Abstract:Auger-related genital injuries are infrequently reported in the medical literature; however, the resultant skeletonized anatomy mimics other more common disease processes secondary to malignancy, infection, or trauma. This is the second genitalia-related auger injury in the medical literature. Practical reconstructive technique for the general surgeon will be reviewed.A 26-year-old male construction worker presented to the emergency department after sustaining a posthole auger accident when his clothing was ca… Show more
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