Hypospadias in spinal cord injury: Association with indwelling catheter drainage and disturbance of behavior: A report of three cases

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Study design: Case series. Objective: To present three cases of paraplegic patients with hypospadias and psychiatric comorbidities. Setting: Ankara Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Training and Research Hospital, Ankara, Turkey. Cases: Three spinal cord injured male patients with hypospadias are presented. All three patients had a history of psychiatric disorders that is thought to be a precipitating factor. Conclusion: This is the first report in the literature of three cases of hypospadias associated with indwelling catheter drainage and behavioral disturbance.

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Taşoʇlu, Doʇan Aslan, M., Yenigün, D., Özbudak Demir, S., Binay Safer, V., & Özgirgin, N. (2015). Hypospadias in spinal cord injury: Association with indwelling catheter drainage and disturbance of behavior: A report of three cases. Spinal Cord, 53, S1–S2. https://doi.org/10.1038/sc.2014.177

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