Amputation of glans penis: A rare circumcision complication and successful management with primary anastomosis and hyperbaric oxygen therapy

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Penile amputation is an uncommon condition that requires immediate surgical replantation. Routine standardized procedures for dealing with this medical condition do not exist. We describe a case of complete guillotine-type glans penis amputation and review the relevant literature. We performed urethral end-to-end approximation and glanular anastomosis and then applied hyperbaric oxygen therapy postoperatively. We obtained very good cosmetic and functional results. ©The Korean Urological Association, 2011.

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Faydaci, G., Uǧur, K., Osman, C., Şermin, Ş., & Bilal, E. (2011). Amputation of glans penis: A rare circumcision complication and successful management with primary anastomosis and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Korean Journal of Urology, 52(2), 147–149. https://doi.org/10.4111/kju.2011.52.2.147

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