Partial penile reconstruction following fat augmentation with anterolateral thigh perforator flap

Spyriounis, Petros K.; Karmiris, Nikolaos I.

doi:10.1016/j.bjps.2011.07.025

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“…Augmentation phalloplasty of the normal penis is gaining popularity among a subgroup of men and is performed not only by plastic surgeons but also by urologists, “cosmetic surgeons”, and general surgeons [92]. …”

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Modern trends in lipomodeling

El-Sabbagh

2017

GMS Interdisciplinary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery DGPW; 6:Doc06

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“…The injection plane is usually between Bucks’ and Dartos’ fascia. Complications following this procedure can result from inadequate blood supply, fat necrosis, fat resorption, and fat migration [93]. …”

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confidence: 99%

Modern trends in lipomodeling

El-Sabbagh

2017

GMS Interdisciplinary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery DGPW; 6:Doc06

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“…Primary closure of the donor site is available with few donor site complications. The donor site scar can also be covered or hidden easily with underwear [25].…”

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Utility of Groin Flap in Penile Reconstruction

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Background: Reconstruction surgery for skin and soft tissue defects of the penis would ideally secure sufficient volume, be safe in procedure, and involve a simple surgical technique. Among the wide variety of techniques that have been employed, the groin flap-based technique is considered a relatively simple option for volumetric reconstruction. In this retrospective study, the authors report cases of penile reconstructive surgery using a groin flap.Methods: We performed a retrospective chart review of patients with penile defects treated in our department. Reconstructive surgeries were carried out using pedicled groin flaps. Charts were reviewed to investigate duration of the surgeries, recovery and follow-up periods, and bulkiness at one and 10 months after surgery. Patients were observed postoperatively for complications, urination, and erectile function.Results: Six patients hospitalized from March 2009 to September 2013 for penile defects underwent surgery in our department. All patients recovered without any flap loss. The most common complication after surgery was wound dehiscence. Circumferences of penile shafts were measured at 1 and 10 months after surgery, and penile bulkiness at rest were found to be maintained at >86%. There were no patients with contracture, and in all patients, urination and erectile functions were satisfactory.Conclusion: Reconstructing penile defects using groin flaps was found to be favorable in terms of volumetric reconstruction and postoperative patient satisfaction. Furthermore, the surgery and recovery periods are short, and rates of complication and donor site morbidity are also low.

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“…In recent years, augmentation phalloplasty of normal penis is gaining popularity among men but there would be some complications. [54] Spyriounis et al [54] reported a case with dorsal penile skin necrosis and a pedicled anterolateral thigh flap was used for reconstruction. The donor-site morbidity is another problem during the postoperative period of phalloplasty operations.…”

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Mystery and realities of phalloplasty: a systematic review

Sarıkaya

Ralph

2017

Turkish Journal of Urology

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The neophallus creation is still a mystery and it remains challenging even today. In this article, we performed a comprehensive review of the literature regarding phalloplasty and penile reconstructive surgery between January 2008 and May 2016. In this review, we have included 15 research articles and the results of 276 patients were examined. Studies revealed several indications and when indications were reviewed, 191 patients were female-to-male transgender, 9 patients had disorder of sex development/micropenis, 16 had penile amputation/trauma, 9 had ambiguus genitalia, 40 had exstrophy and/or epispadias, 11 had other problems. As a result of this review, phalloplasty is a reliable and useful operation with good functional and aesthetical results.

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Partial penile reconstruction following fat augmentation with anterolateral thigh perforator flap

Cited by 10 publications

References 10 publications

Modern trends in lipomodeling

Modern trends in lipomodeling

Utility of Groin Flap in Penile Reconstruction

Mystery and realities of phalloplasty: a systematic review

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