Name: surgical management of meatal stenosis with meatoplasty
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The author thanks the Johns Hopkins operating room staff, and Media Relations in the department of Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital.

Introduction:
Genital disorders are commonly encountered in the offices of primary care physicians. Meatal stenosis, an abnormal narrowing of the urethral opening (meatus) is a common complication after circumcision occurring in 9%-10% of males. This disorder is characterized by an upward deflected, difficult-to-aim urinary stream, dysuria, urgency, frequent, and prolonged urination. If left untreated, this can lead to urinary tract infections and kidney problems. Surgical meatotomy/meatopla...

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Outcome:
Symptomatic meatal stenosis is frustrating for the child and family. If left untreated, there is a potential for chronic incomplete bladder emptying, with occasional development of urinary tract infection and subsequent kidney damage.
Reconstructive meatoplasty is curative, and can be done under a brief anesthetic.
Conclusion:
Meatal stenosis is a common complication of circumcision. A thorough histor...

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surgical management of meatal stenosis with meatoplasty

Meatal stenosis is a common urologic complication after circumcision. Children present to their primary care physicians with complaints of deviated urinary stream, difficult-to-aim, painful urination, and urinary frequency. Clinical exam reveals a pinpoint meatus and if the child is asked to urinate, he will usually have an upward, thin, occasionally forceful urinary stream with incomplete bladder emptying. The mainstay of management is meatoplasty (reconstruction of the distal urethra /meatus). This educational video will demonstrate how this is performed.

Watch this Scientific Journal Video about Surgical Management of Meatal Stenosis with Meatoplasty at JoVE.com

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