The journal of sexual medicine · 2008
Dry gangrene of the foreskin after second attempt at prepuce-sparing surgery for congenital penile curvature: case report and literature review.
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Chitale Sudhanshu, Sethia Krishna
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Dry gangrene of the foreskin following corrective surgery for congenital penile curvature (CPC) or Peyronie's disease is extremely rare. It is noted as a consequence of intraoperative penile degloving.
AIM: We report one such case with its natural history presented by serial clinical pictures, discuss the management dilemmas, and review a rather scant relevant literature.
METHODS: A 32-year-old man with CPC underwent prepuce-sparing corrective surgery for penile curvature on two occasions resulting in dry gangrene of the foreskin following the second attempt.
RESULTS: It was managed conservatively with a satisfactory result.
CONCLUSION: Gangrene of the foreskin is most likely to occur as a complication after a second attempt at prepuce-sparing surgery. It can be managed nonsurgically with a satisfactory outcome.
AIM: We report one such case with its natural history presented by serial clinical pictures, discuss the management dilemmas, and review a rather scant relevant literature.
METHODS: A 32-year-old man with CPC underwent prepuce-sparing corrective surgery for penile curvature on two occasions resulting in dry gangrene of the foreskin following the second attempt.
RESULTS: It was managed conservatively with a satisfactory result.
CONCLUSION: Gangrene of the foreskin is most likely to occur as a complication after a second attempt at prepuce-sparing surgery. It can be managed nonsurgically with a satisfactory outcome.