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Clinical appearance of extensive warts in the suprapubic area, penis and anal area
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Thessaloniki, Greece) with extensive genital warts located in the pubic area, inguinal area, penis and peri-anal region, complaining about defecation difficulty (Figure 1).
A) operative image of the large surgical dissection of the perianal lesions creating a skin deficit; B) the circumferential surgical specimen
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Subsequently, all anal defects including infected peri-anal skin were removed, while rectal mucosa was preserved and the area was reconstructed using two transposition flaps (Figure 2).
Post-surgery results at 1-year follow-up with minor scars from multiple skin flaps transpositions; (A) Pubic area and penis; (B) peri-anal area
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The deficit from the circumferential resected scarring tissue was closed anew, using a z-plastic technique for maximum cosmetic results (Figure 3).