Congenital Megaprepuce: surgical approach.

Objective: To describe surgical procedure and results of Congenital Megaprepuce (CMP) that consists in phimosis and megaprepuce; glans and corpora trapped into pre-pubic fat; incomplete micturition with typical "ballooning" aspect.

Methods: Genitoplasty with penoscrotal separation (GPS) was performed at Pediatric Surgery Department of Hospital Nord - Marseille, between July and December 2010, in 5 uncircumcised children with CMP, by the same surgeon. Transversal incision at the ventral penoscrotal junction was used, with shaft bipartition and Buck's ventral fascia exposition.

Antegrade percutaneous balloon dilation of ureteral strictures after failed pelviureteric or ureterovesical reimplantation in children.

Objectives: To assess the morbidity and success rate of percutaneous treatment of the postoperative ureteric strictures in children.

Materials And Methods: Between January 1994 and December 2003, 12 children were treated by antegrade percutaneous balloon dilation for postoperative ureteric strictures. Stenosis occurred at the pelviureteric junction in 5 cases and ureterovesical junction in 7 cases.

Prenatally detected cystic adrenal mass associated with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome.

We report a case of a right-sided cystic adrenal mass, detected after the 21st week of gestation, associated with fetal macrosomia. The diagnosis of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome was evoked. Prenatal sonography and magnetic resonance imaging did not allow establishing the origin of the suprarenal mass.

[An example of diphallia in children].

Diphallus is a rare malformation with an estimated frequency of one case per five million births. The authors report a case of incomplete diphallus associated with glanular hypospadias in a 2-month-old. There are various more or less severe anatomical and clinical forms of this urogenital abnormality.