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case_images: Clinical status at presentation to the emergency department two days after the initial circumcision, prior to surgical debridement.
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case_images: Inspection of the penis showed evident swelling and erythema with purple discoloration of the entire penis (Fig. 1A, Fig. 1BA and B).
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case_images: Fig. 2BA and B).
case_images: During the first operation, 5 h after initial presentation at the emergency department, the patient underwent surgical debridement in the operating room, necrotic ventral skin of the penis and part of the scrotum were removed.
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case_images: A negative pressure therapy device was placed for the prepubic wound (Fig. 3A, Fig. 3B).
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case_images: In the subsequent weeks, the patient demonstrated significant recovery, with the suprapubic, penile, and scrotal wounds healing effectively (Fig. 4A, Fig. 4B).