A rare case of partial glans duplication


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Abstract

Diphallia is an uncommon deformity, withglans duplication being its rarest form. We discuss here a case of a 6-year-old boy who presented due to excess prepuce malformation that, on examination, revealed a “penile nodule” that proved to be glans duplication. Our patient had only one urethra present and no congenital anomalies. Surgical uneventful penile reconstruction involving radiofrequency ablation (RFA) resolved the issue.

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Alexandros Vlachos

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Penteli, Hella, Greece

Christos Plataras

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Email: christosplataras@yahoo.gr
Penteli, Hella, Greece

Efstratios Christianakis

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Penteli, Hella, Greece

Victoria Alexandridi

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Penteli, Hella, Greece

George Bourikis

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Penteli, Hella, Greece

Konstantinos Velaoras

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Penteli, Hella, Greece

Ioannis Alexandrou

General Children’s Hospital of Penteli

Penteli, Hella, Greece

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