Objective: To assess the effectiveness of Glassberg's modification of Duckett's technique in the surgical correction of severe hypospadias.
Patients And Methods: The case notes of 24 boys who underwent hypospadias repair using this technique were reviewed, noting the severity of the lesion, the method of repair and the clinical outcome.
Results: One operation was required in 14 (58%) of patients; complications requiring further surgery occurred in 10 boys (42%).
Conclusion: This technique allows a single-stage procedure when otherwise a two-stage procedure would be necessary.
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BJU Int
January 2002
Department of Paediatric Urology, Alder Hey Children's Hospital, Liverpool, UK.
Objective: To assess the effectiveness of Glassberg's modification of Duckett's technique in the surgical correction of severe hypospadias.
Patients And Methods: The case notes of 24 boys who underwent hypospadias repair using this technique were reviewed, noting the severity of the lesion, the method of repair and the clinical outcome.
Results: One operation was required in 14 (58%) of patients; complications requiring further surgery occurred in 10 boys (42%).
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