Vie sexuelle des jeunes adultes opérés dans l’enfance d’un hypospadias postérieur

Even, L.; Bouali, O.; Moscovici, J.; Huyghe, É.; Pienkowski, Catherine; Rischmann, P.; Galinier, P.; Gamé, X.

doi:10.1016/j.purol.2015.04.006

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“…26 Several studies have reported more erectile dysfunction, but still declare a satisfactory sex-life. 25 27 28…”

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“…There is an interest for more psychological support and peer support, especially in males born with severe hypospadias, and especially during adolescence. 20 28 29 A national register-based study has shown a higher risk for neurodevelopmental disorders, like intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorders, attention deficit, and hyperactivity disorder, in men with hypospadias compared with controls. In part, this is probably due to the common risk factor of low birth weight.…”

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Role of Genetic Counseling for Patients with Hypospadias and Their Families

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2021

Eur J Pediatr Surg

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Congenital malformations often have a genetic background associated with a recurrence risk and may be part of a syndrome. Therefore, for children with a congenital malformation, the parents should be offered genetic counseling, and the child should also be offered the same when they reach adulthood. Hypospadias is a common malformation in boys that arises during genital development in weeks 8 to 16. This results in an underdevelopment of the ventral aspect of the penis with a misplacement of the urethral opening somewhere along the penis, scrotum, or in the perineum and with different degrees of penile curvature. The cause can be monogenic, but generally it is regarded as a complex disorder caused by both genetic and environmental factors. Severe hypospadias and familial cases should be genetically investigated, as for other forms of disorders of sex development, according to current guidelines with sequencing of relevant genes. Hypospadias associated with another independent malformation may be part of a syndrome and should be investigated. Fortunately, boys born with milder hypospadias generally have a good outcome and thus the clinical value of finding a disease-causing mutation appears to be limited especially in light of the present cost of genetic analysis. However, all men born with hypospadias should be advised on the recurrence risk and risk for reduced fertility.

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“…26 Several studies have reported more erectile dysfunction, but still declare a satisfactory sex-life. 25 27 28…”

Section: Outcomes In a Long-term Perspectivementioning

confidence: 99%