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case_images: Penile shaft shows signs of necrosis, with infected necrotic skin, pus exudate, and patches of missing dermis on both the dorsal and ventral aspects.
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case_images: Upon penile examination, the patient showed signs of malodor, purulent exudate, infected necrotic skin, and missing dermis on the dorsal and ventral aspects of the penile shaft (Fig. 1).
case_images: Patient underwent circumcision and skin degloving, resulting in the complete removal of skin from the glans edge to the penile base, as well as midline anterior scrotal skin. The Buck's fascia remained intact, and the SPC was in place.
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case_images: Buck's fascia was found to be intact (Fig. 2).
case_images: One week after the graft operation, the penile wound appeared clean and was healing.
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case_images: The patient was clinically and vitally stable with clean wounds, which were healing (Fig. 3).