30 Years of Experience in Musculocutaneous Latissimus Dorsi Flap Phalloplasty with Reinnervation: Optimal Principles.

Unlabelled: The technique of urogenital plastic surgery continues to pose difficulties for surgeons due to physical features of the anatomical region, which complicates the correction of various severe male urogenital pathologies. The goal of the surgeon is to create a neophallus that allows for urination and intercourse with minimal damage to the donor site. This special topic provides a historical overview and principles for optimal phalloplasty.

Reconstructive Surgery for High-voltage Injury of Genitoperineal Area and Upper Extremities: The Uromanual Trauma Concept.

Reconstruction of tissue defects resulting from high-voltage injuries remains a serious issue in plastic surgery. For many years it has been solved by applying autologous reconstruction with rotated and revascularized flaps. We present a series outlining reconstructive practices in treatment of patients with high-voltage "uromanual" injuries.

Scrotal Tissues: The Perfect Material for Urogenital Reconstruction.

Unlabelled: Correction of male urogenital pathology of different severity is complicated by the anatomical aspects of the penis. Skin texture, internal structures, and perfusion dynamics of the urogenital area make it a difficult area to reconstruct. We provide our experience with axial scrotal flaps for correction of penile defects of different severity and believe that these local flaps offer sufficient tissue characteristics for proper restoration of this complex region.