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preoperative photo showing trapped penis
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Clinical findings: examination of the external genitalia showed a trapped penis (the shaft of the penis is abnormally secure to the surrounding scrotal skin) (Figure 1).
A) total penile skin loss after release (arrow); B) dorsal view of the penile shaft with total skin loss; C) proximal view of the penile shaft was covered by a scrotal flap (arrow); D) dorsal view of the penile shaft was covered by a scrotal flap (arrow)
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F2
Then the scrotal flap was gently moved over the penis and wrapped around the penile shaft (Figure 2).
postoperative appearance of the penis after the surgery
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Finally, the skin was sutured using an absorbable vicryle 4/0 suture (Figure 3).
postoperative appearance of the penis one month after the surgery
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At the six-month follow-up, the outcome was both functional and cosmetically satisfying. (Figure 4).