Prevalence and causes of meatal stenosis in circumcised boys

Acimi, Smaïl; Abderrahmane, Naima; Debbous, Lamia; Bouziani, Nacim; Mansouri, J.; Acimi, Mohammed Ali; Boukhari, Youcef; Hadjeb, Naziha; Yazi, A.

doi:10.1016/j.jpurol.2021.10.008

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“…[ 3 6 7 8 ] In our study, 27.45% of children had MS which is more than the reported prevalence (17.9%) among circumcised male children. [ 9 ] This, again could be explained by the fact that a large percentage of children are circumcised by nonsurgeons. There seems to be higher overall complication rates in our study, as supported by the need for surgical correction in more than 40% of our children.…”

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Factors Affecting Parental Satisfaction after Male Circumcision

Wani,

Mir

2023

Journal of Indian Association of Pediatric Surgeons

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A BSTRACT Background: The safety of the male circumcision depends on many factors, including the surgeon, type of anesthesia, and associated complications. The scientific knowledge regarding safe MC is not so prevalent among masses. Aims and Objectives: To study the level of awareness regarding circumcision amongst parents and highlight factors linked to parental satisfaction. Materials and Methods: Information regarding various factors was gathered with the help of structured questionnaire-based evaluation of parental knowledge and experience. This was followed by clinical examination by a pediatric surgeon for assessment of cosmetic outcome, complications and need for additional surgical procedure. Results: Most circumcisions were performed by non-surgeons beyond neonatal period. Majority of the procedures were done under local anesthesia and around 17% procedures were done by quacks without anesthesia. More than 20% parents were dissatisfied with the procedure. Around 80% parents considered perioperative period mildly to moderately stressful. The overall complication rates were higher than usual with need for surgical correction in more than 40% patients. Conclusion: There is lack of awareness regarding safe MC practices in general public. MC by inexperienced people contributes to higher complication rates and need for redo, which in turn is related to parental dissatisfaction.

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