“…Thus a few complications that arise from the use of other tissues, as the preputial skin graft, bladder mucosa, penile/scrotal skin (due to difference in the nature of these tissues from urethral skin) are avoided [7,8,12,13]; the commonest being, the stenosis at the junction of the anstomosis, meatal stenosis, urethral diverticulum formation, neourethral dilatation, etc., are less likely to occur with the application of this procedure. The only significant complications encountered in our series were meatal stenosis (n = 2) and glanular dehiscence (n = 2) in our earlier patients that were circumvented mainly by using no.…”