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Complete female epispadia: the case for perineal approach.
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Macedo Antonio, Leal da Cruz Marcela, Trivelato Rodrigo, Garrone Gilmar, Leslie Bruno, Oliveira Diego Estevam, Souza Geórgia Rubiane, Ortiz Valdemar
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Complete female epispadia (CFE) is a rare congenital anomaly occurring in 1 of 500,000 live births. The goals of CFE management include achieving continence, while protecting the kidneys, and creating functional, cosmetic external genitalia.
PATIENT AND METHODS: We demonstrate in this video the steps of the surgery and present midterm follow-up of a 6-year-old child with CFE.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The patient had an excellent cosmetic result, and reported continence of 3 h period with mild leakage. The perineal infrapubic approach offers the possibility of restoring cosmesis and providing resistance in one surgery precluding the need for abdominal bladder neck surgery.
PATIENT AND METHODS: We demonstrate in this video the steps of the surgery and present midterm follow-up of a 6-year-old child with CFE.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: The patient had an excellent cosmetic result, and reported continence of 3 h period with mild leakage. The perineal infrapubic approach offers the possibility of restoring cosmesis and providing resistance in one surgery precluding the need for abdominal bladder neck surgery.