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Reconstruction of high-grade post-circumcision penile injuries using fenestrated skin and oral mucosa grafts for glans resurfacing: a single-center experience
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In brief
In brief
Single-center case series describing surgical technique for reconstructing severe penile injuries following circumcision complications. Authors present outcomes using fenestrated skin grafts combined with oral mucosa grafts to resurface damaged glans tissue in pediatric patients.
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