One Years’ Experience of Buccal Mucosa Graft for Hypospaedia Repair
Masood Shah, Abdul Wahab, Muhammad Daraz, Saddar Rahim, Aziz Ul Wahab, Pervaiz Khan
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ABSTRACT
Aim: To
share our experience of buccal mucosa graft in hypospaedia repair and to see
the complications and outcome of definitive procedure.
Study Design: Retrospective analysis.
Place and duration: Department of Urology, Sohail Medical Center Timergara Dir from 1st December 2017 to 31st
January 2019.
Methods: Total 40 patients for hypospaedia reconstruction were
included in this study. Patient’s detailed demographics including age, sex and
residence were recorded after taking written consent from attendants/parents.
All participants were examined physically by attending surgeon. All patient
underwent through buccal mucosa graft in two stage procedure. Complication were
documented on follow up visits 1week(17 days) ,3week(34days),and 6week (51
days).
Results: Sixteen (40%) patients were ages <5 years while 24 (60%)
were ages above 5 years with mean age 7.25±3.22 years. No complication was
occurred after first stage procedure. At postoperative follow-up after two
stage procedure 4 (10%) patients developed wound infection. No patient
developed wound dehiscence while 3 (7.5%) developed urethrocutaneousfistula. At
final follow-up 15 (37.5%) patients showed excellent, 20 (50%) showed good 3
(7.5%) showed fair and 2 (5%) showed poor functional and cosmetic outcomes.
Overall treatment successful rate was 85%.
Conclusion: Buccal mucosa graft in hypospaedia repair gives better
functional and cosmetic outcomes with fewer rate of complications.
Keywords: Hypospaedia
repair, Buccalmucosa graft, Fistula formation