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[Penis deviation].

Abstract

Penile deviation has been gaining in importance as a symptom of several diseases. There are congenital forms (congenital penile deviation, hypo- and epispadias) as well as acquired forms (induratio penis plastica, traumatic deviation, urethral manipulation syndrome). History and autophotography are the most important diagnostic procedures. The therapeutic procedure is corporaplasty according to Nesbit-Kelâmi.

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A Kelâmi. 1985. [Penis deviation].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4012944/

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