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Macroscopic appearance of the penile mass at admission showing a florid, cauliflower-like ulcerated mass disrupting the normal anatomy of penis and prepuce.
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At referral the main complaint was a florid, cauliflower-like ulcerated mass, measuring 10 cm in diameter that enclosed the glans penis together with penile urethra (Figure 1) with malodorous purulent and blood-stained discharge together with areas of necrosis.
Abdominal wall suture and a multitubular drain applied at the scrotal region.
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A multitubular drain was applied laterally to the midline to the abdominal wall suture at the scrotal region (Figure 2).
Macroscopic appearance of the perineal urinary meatus 3 years after surgery: urethral stoma underwent a progressive contraction until stabilization, allowing normal urination without urine scalding.
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Urethrostomy did not show any further stricture as well as no urine scalding (Figure 3).