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Long-Term Follow-Up After Proximal Hypospadias Repair - Single vs Staged Approach
Proximal hypospadias is a birth defect in males characterized by a displaced meatus (proximal shaft to perineum), dorsally hooded foreskin, and penile curvature. There is a high risk of complication after a proximal hypospadias repair. Our hypothesis was that staged repairs would have lower complica
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