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. 2017 Sep 4;5:189. doi: 10.3389/fped.2017.00189

Table 1.

Proximal hypospadias/VC repair.

Study No of patients Mean follow-up (months) Meatal location Repair type VC correction techniques used Total complications Residual curvature
Ghali et al. (13) 148 23 Midshaft/proximal Tubularized preputial flap Degloving/UP mobilization/DAa 32% 2%
Ferro et al. (14) 34 1–48 (range) Proximal 2-stage preputial graft Degloving/DA 24% 0
Johal et al. (15) 62 26 (median) Midshaft/proximal 2-stage grafts Degloving/UP transection/DA 18% 5%
Braga et al. (16) 100 65 Proximal Transverse preputial flap DP 68 68% 27.9%
VLG 32 43.7% 9.4%
Ghanem and Nijman (17) 49 36 Proximal TIP Degloving/DA 12% 0
Snodgrass and Bush (18) 36 12 Proximal TIP UP mobilization/DA/ventral corporotomies w/o corporal graftsb 13% 0
McNamara et al. (19) 134 45.6 (median) Proximal 2-stage flap Degloving 53% 2%
DP
Extensive ventral dissection
VL w/grafts
Pippi Salle et al. (20) 140 TIP (48.3); DIG (35.7); 2-stage (29.6) Proximal TIP/DIG/2-stage TIP/DIG: UP mobilization/DA + UP section in DIG cases TIP: 61.4% TIP: 14%
2-stage: DTITA ± DA in the second stage DIG: 52.1% DIG: 17%
2-stage: 38.3% 2-stage: 5%
Chen et al. (21) 87 TPFI: 38 (median) Proximal Staged TPIF/2-stage Byars urethroplasty Degloving; DA; UP transection TPFI: 9.5% 0
Byars: 36 (median) Byars: 33%
Long et al. (22) 167 31.7 (median) Proximal 1-stage DP/ventral “fairy” cuts/VLG 1-stage: 62% 1-stage: 7%
2-stage 2-stage: 49% 2-stage: 3.7%
Snodgrass and Bush (23) 43 22 Proximal 2-stage Corporotomies w/o corporal grafts at the 1-stage 23% 0
Lanciotti et al. (24) 50 63.6 Proximal 2-stage (bladder graft) Degloving/DA 46% 10%

UP, urethral plate; DIG, dorsal inlay graft; DTITA, deep transverse incisions of tunica albuginea; DP, dorsal approach (plication/Nesbit); TPIF, transverse preputial island flap; VLG, ventral lengthening w/grafts; VC, ventral curvature.

aUP was divided in severe VC cases in the initial cases.

bUP transection was done in nine cases that maintained VC after other maneuvers.