Introduction Penile ischemic injury is a reported catastrophic complication after complete
primary repair of exstrophy (CPRE). Aiming to improve the bladder exstrophy-epispadias …

The authors should be commended for this paper, which emphasizes an important yet under-
reported pediatric urological issue; namely, penile tissue loss following the surgical …

PURPOSE: We evaluated our initial experience with complete primary repair of bladder
exstrophy in 33 children. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Between 1998 and 2001, 33 …

Objectives. Interest has increased in combining procedures during reconstruction of bladder
exstrophy in an effort to reduce the number of procedures required for reconstruction and to …

AIM: Evaluation of cosmetic and functional outcome of single-stage exstrophy–epispadias
complex repair in older children and those with previously failed repair. MATERIALS AND …

Introduction The decreased penile length in patients born with bladder exstrophy (BE)
results partly from pubic symphysis diastasis and the separation of the corporal bodies. Also …

ABSTRACT OBJECTIVE To explore a series of classic bladder exstrophy (CBE) cases
referred to the authors' institution where primary closure with penile disassembly epispadias …

Introduction Historically, repair of bladder exstrophy (BE) is associated with compromise to
the upper tracts; the single stage repair of BE was considered to exacerbate risks of kidney …

Objectives Complete primary repair of exstrophy (CPRE) was established as a method to
reduce numbers of procedures for the reconstruction of bladder exstrophy (BE). Performed …

Bladder exstrophy remains one of the most challenging problems in pediatric urology.
Recent efforts have focused on primary reconstruction rather than urinary diversion to treat …