Journal of Biomedical Research and Reviews

Abstract

Background: #Hypospadias is a common #congenitaldisease and the incidence of live birth is about 1/1250~1/1830 [1]. The most typical is ectopic urethra, the ventral curved downwards of penis, and dorsal skin is “hooded”. According to the urethral open position, 80% of patients have a distal #malpositioning of the #meatus that requires a single-stage repair and nearly 20% have a more severe proximal meatus malposition, which may require two to three stage repair operations. The more serious the initial problem, the higher the complication rate, and the more operations the patient is likely to require. The common postoperative complications of hypospadias include #urethrocutaneous fistula, urethral stricture (#dysuria) and #ventralpenilecurvature. In a large number of reports of surgical treatment of hypospadias, the evaluation indicators are all complications that are easy to find in the early stages.

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