Anterior Urethra

Williams, D

doi:10.1177/003591577506800701

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

1975

DOI: 10.1177/003591577506800701

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Anterior Urethra

D Williams

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Improved Glanuloplasty in Epispadias Repair: Technical Aspects

Diamond

Ransley

1994

Journal of Urology

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An improved surgical approach to glanuloplasty in male epispadias repair is reported. The 3 essential steps of this repair include 1) reverse meatal advancement and glanuloplasty, 2) excision of redundant glans wing tissue bilaterally and 3) creation of a glandular urethra with a 2-layer glans closure. In more than 200 cases this technique has proved successful in producing a cosmetically satisfactory glans with a low rate of fistula formation (less than 5%).

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Improved Glanuloplasty in Epispadias Repair: Technical Aspects

Diamond

Ransley

1994

Journal of Urology

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Congenital Female Epispadias with Incontinence

Hendren

1981

Journal of Urology

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Six cases are described of congenital female epispadias and incontinence. Of these patients 3, who were seen in the last 4 years, were made continent by a 1-stage operation using a combined perineal and transvesical approach. The procedure includes excising the abnormally wide roof of the distal urethra from below narrowing the urethral caliber and mons plasty. From above the upper urethra and bladder neck are narrowed. Ureters are reimplanted if they have reflux or to facilitate bladder neck narrowing. The 3 other cases are described in which this combined procedure could have been used, in retrospect, to obtain a satisfactory result with fewer operations. In female epispadias complete repair of the abnormally wide urethra is better than other alternatives that have been proposed for treating this rare malformation.

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Considerazioni Su Un Caso Di Epispadia

Berrino¹,

Santi²,

Sciaini³

1983

Urologia

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Improved Glanuloplasty in Epispadias Repair: Technical Aspects

Congenital Female Epispadias with Incontinence

Considerazioni Su Un Caso Di Epispadia

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