PMC3745104_01
Amputated penis
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F1
All but a skin-bridge of 0.5 cm width was transected in a clean-cut and the organ was ischemic and insensate [Figures 1 and 2].
Skin bridge at the base
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F2
All but a skin-bridge of 0.5 cm width was transected in a clean-cut and the organ was ischemic and insensate [Figures 1 and 2].
Urethra being sutured over Foley's catheter with 'spatulation'
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F3
Urethra was spatulated and sutured over the catheter [Figure 3] and corpus spongiosum was repaired using interrupted 6-0 synthetic absorbable suture.
Penile vascular structures dissected out
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F4
The dorsal vein and two arteries were anastomosed under a microscope with interrupted 9-0 identified [Figure 4] and nylon sutures.
Dorsal arteries, vein and nerves anastomosed
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F5
Dorsal nerves were re-approximated and sutured with 10-0 nylon [Figure 5].
PMC3745104_02
Quiet healing observed on 5th post-operative day
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F6
The suture-line got healed in 7 days after which dressings were discontinued [Figure 6].