Hypospadias Surgery

I General.- 1 Evolution of Hypospadias Surgery: Historical Perspective.- 2 Men Behind Principles and Principles Behind Techniques.- 3 Epidemiology of Hypospadias.- 4 Genetic Aspects of Hypospadias.- 5.1 Embryology and Anatomy of Hypospadias.- 5.2 Blood Supply of the Penile Skin.- 5.3 Classification of Hypospadias.- 6.1 Timing of Elective Hypospadias Repair.- 6.2 General Principles.- 7 Plastic Surgery Principles.- 8 Principles of Hypospadias Surgery.- 9 Analgesia and Pain Control.- II Operative.- 10 Chordee (Penile Curvature).- 11 Meatal Advancement and Glanuloplasty (MAGPI) Procedure.- 12 Urethral Advancement, Glanuloplasty and Preputioplasty in Distal Hypospadias.- 13.1 Thiersch-Duplay Principle.- 13.2 Megameatus Intact Prepuce Variant.- 14.1 The Meatal-based Flap "Mathieu" Technique.- 14.2 The Y-V Glanuloplasty Modified "Mathieu" Technique.- 15 Tubularized Incised Plate Urethroplasty.- 16.1 The Island Onlay Hypospadias Repair.- 16.2 Tubularised Preputial Island Flap.- 17 Single-Stage Procedure for Severe Hypospadias: Onlay-Tube-Onlay Modification of the Transverse Island Preputial Flap.- 18 The Modified Asopa (Hodgson XX) Procedure to Repair Hypospadias with Chordee.- 19 Koyanagi-Nonomura One-Stage Repair for Severe Perineal Hypospadias.- 20 The Yoke Hypospadias Repair.- 21 Lateral-based Flap With Dual Blood Supply: A Single-Stage Repair for Proximal Hypospadias.- 22 Grafts for One-Stage Repair.- 23 Two-Stage Urethroplasty.- 24 Protective Intermediate Layer.- 25 Procedures to Improve the Appearance of the Meatus and Glans.- 26 Penoscrotal Transposition Associated With Hypospadias.- 27.1 Flaps Versus Grafts.- 27.2 Single-Stage Versus Two-Stage Repair.- 27.3 Stenting Versus No Stenting.- 27.4 Dressing Versus No Dressing.- III Complications and Late Sequelae.- 28.1 Early Complications.- 28.2 Fistula Repair.- 28.3 Cecil-Culp Operation.- 28.4 Modified Cecil-Culp Technique for Repair of Urethrocutaneous Fistula.- 29 Meatal Stenosis and Urethral Strictures After Hypospadias Surgery.- 30 Urethral Diverticula and Acquired Megalourethra.- 31 Management of Failed Hypospadias Repairs.- 32 The Long-Term Consequences of Hypospadias.- 33 Psychological Problems and Adjustment.- 34 Uncommon Conditions and Complications.- 35 Editorial Overview of the Current Management of Hypospadias.- 36 Potential Techniques and Future Research.- References.

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"Hypospadias Surgery is a comprehensive and extremely well-illustrated publication on all aspects of hypospadias surgery. It is a book that should be available in all paediatric urological departments since it will help the paediatric urologist to develop an optimal approach to the different forms of hypospadias repair. ... The illustrations contain numerous colour diagrams and photographs of the various operations together with many technical tips. This is an excellent publication." (Prof. Dr. F. M. J. Debruyne, European Urology Today, December, 2005)