Journal of plastic, reconstructive & aesthetic surgery : JPRAS · 2008
Thin-trimming of the scrotal reconstruction flap: long-term follow-up shows reversal of spermatogenesis arrest.
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Wang D, Wei Z, Sun G, Luo Z
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To explore a method to decrease the arrest of spermatogenesis in patients undergoing scrotum reconstruction with a flap.
METHODS: A follow-up study on a patient whose scrotum had been reconstructed with a flap revealed the arrest of spermatogenesis. The flap was trimmed thin on two occasions, and the composition of the seminal fluid was followed up.
RESULTS: The follow-up showed a decrease in the arrest of spermatogenesis after the flap was thin-trimmed.
CONCLUSIONS: Thin-trimming the reconstruction flap can decrease the degree of spermatogenesis arrest in patients who have received scrotum reconstruction by thick flap.
METHODS: A follow-up study on a patient whose scrotum had been reconstructed with a flap revealed the arrest of spermatogenesis. The flap was trimmed thin on two occasions, and the composition of the seminal fluid was followed up.
RESULTS: The follow-up showed a decrease in the arrest of spermatogenesis after the flap was thin-trimmed.
CONCLUSIONS: Thin-trimming the reconstruction flap can decrease the degree of spermatogenesis arrest in patients who have received scrotum reconstruction by thick flap.