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. 2021 Jun;10(6):2705–2714. doi: 10.21037/tau-21-228

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The second stage of Cecil’s scrotal flap procedure. (A) the appearance of the scrotal-skin-covered penis 6 months after the first stage, and an inverted-U (or inverted V) incision was made on the ventral side; (B) the penis is then released from the scrotal skin; (C) thereafter, an inverted Y suture is made and a Penrose drain is placed in the scrotum to prevent hematoma; (D) closure of the skin incisions; (E) appearance of the penis 4 months after surgery (from author’s personal archive).