Diagnosis and treatment of inconspicuous penis
Yang Pang
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Yang Pang
Abstract
Objective:To evaluated the definition and the classification of inconspicuous penis and to choose a proper surgical management to improve the effects of various kind of surgical management.Methods:Thirty-six cases of inconspicuous penis were treated, including 27 cases of buried penis,5 cases of webbed penis and 4 cases of trapped penis.Results:All patients have been followed up for 3~12 months .They had an effective exposure of penis postoperatively. The appearances of the penis were satisfactorily improved.Conclusions:The surgical treatment is necessary for inconspicuous penis. Giving the classification to the inconspicuous penis will be able to select optimal surgical method.
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Objective:To evaluated the definition and the classification of inconspicuous penis and to choose a proper surgical management to improve the effects of various kind of surgical management.Methods:Thirty-six cases of inconspicuous penis were treated, including 27 cases of buried penis,5 cases of webbed penis and 4 cases of trapped penis.Results:All patients have been followed up for 3~12 months .They had an effective exposure of penis postoperatively. The appearances of the penis were satisfactorily improved.Conclusions:The surgical treatment is necessary for inconspicuous penis. Giving the classification to the inconspicuous penis will be able to select optimal surgical method.
Key concepts: Penis, Medicine, Surgery, Anatomy