Background: As one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures, circumcision may lead to complications. However, studies on preventing postoperative complications are scarce and still insufficient to draw any c...Background: As one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures, circumcision may lead to complications. However, studies on preventing postoperative complications are scarce and still insufficient to draw any conclusions. This retrospective study aimed to summarize the surgical principles and consideration for preventing complications after circumcision.Methods: We reviewed 28 patients(aged 3–45 years;median age, 24 years) with prepuce hyperplasia or phimosis treated with our modified circumcision technique. In our modified technique, an accurate incision design is made through the stretch test, the stenosis is released, and veins and lymphatic tissues in the fascia are maintained. These surgical details for preventing complications were abbreviated to “ARM.”Results: None of the patients had complications at the 6-month follow-up postoperatively. Only mild prepuce edema was observed, which returned to the normal condition spontaneously within 2–3 weeks. The diameter of the distal penis increased by 0.4 ± 0.1 cm 6 months after the procedure.Conclusion: The “ARM” principle may help surgeons to prevent postoperative complications of circumcision.Maintaining the fascia during the procedure can increase the diameter of the surgical region.展开更多
Background Phalloplasty is still a challenging operation because of the high urethral complication rate.Several options regarding different flaps can be chosen,but there is still no perfect solution for phalloplasty i...Background Phalloplasty is still a challenging operation because of the high urethral complication rate.Several options regarding different flaps can be chosen,but there is still no perfect solution for phalloplasty in female-to-male(FTM)transgender patients.Our group tried to use prefabricated anterolateral thigh(ALT)flaps for phalloplasty to overcome the urethral complications.Methods A total of 21 transgender patients were included from 2010 to 2019.A twostage operation was performed to reconstruct the phallus.The vaginal mucosa was prefabricated as neourethra at the first stage,and the shaft of the phallus was reconstructed at the second stage.Results All reconstructed phallus survived completely in our study,and the satisfaction rate was 76.2%.The total complication rate was 57.1%.The occurrence of fistula and strictures after the operation was 52.4%and 5.8%,respectively Conclusion Prefabricated ALT flaps with vaginal mucosa have a lower stricture rate.This technique provides a simple,effective surgical option in FTM transsexuals.展开更多
文摘Background: As one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures, circumcision may lead to complications. However, studies on preventing postoperative complications are scarce and still insufficient to draw any conclusions. This retrospective study aimed to summarize the surgical principles and consideration for preventing complications after circumcision.Methods: We reviewed 28 patients(aged 3–45 years;median age, 24 years) with prepuce hyperplasia or phimosis treated with our modified circumcision technique. In our modified technique, an accurate incision design is made through the stretch test, the stenosis is released, and veins and lymphatic tissues in the fascia are maintained. These surgical details for preventing complications were abbreviated to “ARM.”Results: None of the patients had complications at the 6-month follow-up postoperatively. Only mild prepuce edema was observed, which returned to the normal condition spontaneously within 2–3 weeks. The diameter of the distal penis increased by 0.4 ± 0.1 cm 6 months after the procedure.Conclusion: The “ARM” principle may help surgeons to prevent postoperative complications of circumcision.Maintaining the fascia during the procedure can increase the diameter of the surgical region.
文摘Background Phalloplasty is still a challenging operation because of the high urethral complication rate.Several options regarding different flaps can be chosen,but there is still no perfect solution for phalloplasty in female-to-male(FTM)transgender patients.Our group tried to use prefabricated anterolateral thigh(ALT)flaps for phalloplasty to overcome the urethral complications.Methods A total of 21 transgender patients were included from 2010 to 2019.A twostage operation was performed to reconstruct the phallus.The vaginal mucosa was prefabricated as neourethra at the first stage,and the shaft of the phallus was reconstructed at the second stage.Results All reconstructed phallus survived completely in our study,and the satisfaction rate was 76.2%.The total complication rate was 57.1%.The occurrence of fistula and strictures after the operation was 52.4%and 5.8%,respectively Conclusion Prefabricated ALT flaps with vaginal mucosa have a lower stricture rate.This technique provides a simple,effective surgical option in FTM transsexuals.