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Dorsal view at time of operation. Partial loss of the urethra (arrow) and corpus spongiosum.
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Physical examination showed a 4 cm defect of the proximal portion of the penis with a partial loss of both the corpus spongiosum and the urethra, delimited by a hard fibrous tissue (Fig. 1).
Post-operative appearance.
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It consisted in excision of necrotic tissues then covering the urethra using the surrounding tissue that was dissected and inverted, (Fig. 2).
a. Necrosis of glans and distal two thirds of penis was with a partial amputation and section of the urethra. b. Partial penectomy.
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On examination, the glans and the distal two thirds of the penis were totally necrotic with a partial amputation of the penis and a section of the urethra (Fig. 3a). Parenteral broad-spectrum antibiotics were administered and debridement under general anesthesia was performed, resulting in a partial penectomy (Fig. 3b).