Single-Stage Double-Face Preputial Island Flap versus Two-Stage Byars' Flap Repair for Severe Proximal Hypospadias: A Prospective Randomized Study
Topic overview
This prospective randomized trial compared single-stage double-face preputial island flap with two-stage Byars' flap repair in 36 patients with severe proximal hypospadias. Both techniques achieved similar functional and cosmetic outcomes at 12 months, though the double-face flap showed higher partial wound dehiscence rates.
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- Both single-stage DFPIF and two-stage Byars' flap achieved comparable functional and cosmetic outcomes in severe proximal hypospadias repair.
- Double-face preputial island flap showed significantly higher partial wound dehiscence rates compared to Byars' flap (p=0.041).
- Single-stage DFPIF may reduce procedure number and costs, but wound healing complications require careful consideration in technique selection.
- HOSE scores and parental satisfaction were equivalent between techniques at 12-month follow-up despite different complication profiles.
- Blinded outcome assessment and randomized design provide Level 1 evidence for comparing these hypospadias repair techniques in resource-limited settings.
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How to cite: GlobalCastMD. Single-Stage Double-Face Preputial Island Flap versus Two-Stage Byars' Flap Repair for Severe Proximal Hypospadias: A Prospective Randomized Study. GlobalCastMD Medical Library. 2025-09-30. https://library.globalcastmd.com/article/11059
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