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SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF COMPLETE PENILE DUPLICATION: CASE REPORT

Ahsen KARAGOZLU AKGUL

1

, Murat UCAR

1

, Fatih CELIK

2

, Irfan KIRISTIOGLU

2

and Nizamettin KILIC

1

1) Uludag University, Pediatric Surgery Pediatric Urology, Bursa, TURKEY - 2) Uludag University, Pediatric Surgery,

Bursa, TURKEY

PURPOSE

Penile duplication is a very rare anomally and seen once in every 5.5 million live births. It can be isolated, or

accompanied by other congenital anomalies. We present the surgical management of a 4,5 years old patient with

complete penile duplication.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

The video of the surgical technic of penile duplication was edited and the patient data was reviewed retrospectively.

RESULTS

The physical examination in newborn period revealed complete penile duplication, urine flow from both penis, meconium

flow from right urethra and anal atresia. After evaluations, double rectum and double bladder detected and diagnosis

was caudal duplication syndrome. Anterior lypomeningomyelocell, syringohydromyeli cavity and tethered cord were

detected by spinal magnetic resonance imaging. Erection of both penises were observed.

Grade 5 vesicoureteral reflux were established to left kidney. Reduced compliance and nearly normal capacity were

determined by urodynamic study. Two caverneous body and one spongious body were detected in each penile body by

ultrasound.

Ileostomy and than Stephens abdominoperineal pull through were performed in neonatal period. One of the double

colon exised by total colectomy. Left total penectomy and right to left, end to side urethro-urethrostomy were

performed.

There was no trouble on follow up of 6 months postoperatively. On observation, his voiding was normal. On evaluation

of upper urinary system, no dilation was determined, but only minimal residual urine was detected in both bladder.

CONCLUSIONS

Penil duplication is a rare anomaly which has different features for each patient. Because of this, the treatment of

anomaly is sophisticated and requires experience.