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From: Risk factors for postoperative complications following one-stage proximal hypospadias repair involving the disconnection of the urethral plate: a retrospective study

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The Duckett procedure A Preoperative appearance B Correction of penile curvature through disconnection of the urethral plate C Taking the transverse pedicle rectangular preputial flap D Turning the longitudinal flap along the interrupted suture to form the new urethra E Dissection of the coronal groove of the penis head from the corpus cavernosum F Passing the new urethra through the glans; the new urethral orifice is formed at the end of the glans G The original urethral orifice is end-to-end anastomosed with the other end, and the new urethra is covered with tissue H Postoperative appearance

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BMC Pediatrics

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