Fig. 2.

Glans injuries clinical management, PEPFAR-supported VMMC programs, 2015–2018. ^*Two outliers excluded: one was an amputation not diagnosed for 2 weeks and one was a strangulation injury not diagnosed for 4 weeks. ^†Ten cases were known to have been referred but referral time was missing. ^‡Eight cases were known to have been repaired but repair time was missing. ^§Healing well implies reattached tissue was viable for repaired amputations or healing without documented impairment for repaired lacerations. Since long-term follow-up not available in reports, permanent sequelae such as tissue atrophy, scarring, urethral strictures, urethral fistulae, and altered sensation are unknown.