The Two-Stage Repair for Severe Primary Hypospadias

Johal, Navroop; Nitkunan, Tani; O’Malley, Kiaran; Cuckow, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.eururo.2006.01.002

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“…The most common complications in hypospadias repair are fistula and meatal stenosis. The ultimate surgical goal is to achieve a normal or near normal appearance of penis, adequate meatal caliber, neourethra extending to the apex of glans for normal urine stream, and create a straight penis adequate for sexual intercourse (11,12).…”

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Duckett versus Modified Bracka Technique for Proximal Hypospadias Repair A 10-Year Experience

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Background: There are various techniques for treatment of proximal hypospadias disease.Surgical correction is often associated with complications. Proximal hypospadias can be repaired by Duckett or Bracka two-stage repair procedure. This study was to evaluate the outcomes, complications and long term follow-up of these two techniques in our referral hospital. Methods: From January 2006 to January 2015 totally 1550 cases of hypospadias were diagnosed in our hospital, of which 164 patients with high type hypospadias underwent Duckett (78 cases) and modified Bracka (86 cases) surgical repair procedures. Sufficient data were analyzed for age at operation, type of pathology, chordee type, number of operations, complications, outcomes and follow-up.

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“…Current reports believe that a two-stage Bracka procedure is a very versatile technique which is being advised for all types of hypospadias. This technique creates normal appearance and function with minimal complications (12,13,16,17). Cases with proximal hypospadias repair are at higher risk of complications compared with distal repairs.…”

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Duckett versus Modified Bracka Technique for Proximal Hypospadias Repair A 10-Year Experience

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“…Some authors prefer single-stage repair [13e15] while others advocate two-stage repair to achieve better functional and cosmetic outcomes [16,17]. In this work, the functional and cosmetic outcomes of proximal primary hypospadias repair using three different techniques were evaluated, recording postoperative complications.…”

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Outcome of proximal hypospadias repair using three different techniques

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2010

Journal of Pediatric Urology

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“…7 It has also been reported as a complication following urological procedures. [8][9] Our patient who came for a simple procedure landed in something which was totally unexpected. The surgeon was at fault that he overlooked the bleeder.…”

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