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Abstract
Hypospadias is a common anomaly of the male external genitalia in newborn infant defined as hypo means under spadias means rent this is congenital anomaly in which the ectopic meatus lie ventral aspect the phallus proximal to the glans penis which has the appereance oh having been rent apart on the ventrum, and it is occurred in about 1 out of every 250 to 300 live births(Oesterling et al., 2009).. It presents a spectrum of severity ranging from minor glanular hypospadias to sever perineoscrotal one. There is no one good method for all hypospadias repair. The technique must be adapted for each individual patient.
There are some complications that may occur with hypospadias repair such as bladder spasm symptoms,complete disruption of the wound, urethrocutaneous fistula, meatal stenosis and catheter slippage or blockage.
Many studies were done with use of the uretheral stent and TIP repair and others could be done without post-operative stent.
In our study we aimed to assess the necessity of uretheral stent in Tubularisied incised plate uretheroplasty (TIP) repair.
We divided the patients in our study into 2 groups:-
group A: included 34 patients that underwent TIP repair with uretheral stent only.
group B: included 21 patients that underwent stent-free TIP repair.
Our results were as following:-
The success rate in group A: 85.3%
While the success rate in group B: 85.8%.
So we noticed that there is no significant difference between the two groups.
So we recommended that stent-free repair is better than usage of uretheral stent as we avoid complications of the stent as bladder spasm symptoms and urinary tract infection and complications of stent as slippage or blockage.