Outcomes and Complications of Buccal Mucosa Graft for Hypospaedia Repair
Asif Khan, Nizamudin, Sami Ur Rahman, Noor Shad Khan, Qamar Zia, Mohib Ullah
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ABSTRACT
Objectives: Aim of current study
is to determine the outcomes of buccal mucosa graft in Hypospaedia repair.
Study Design: Retrospective Study.
Place and Duration: The study is conducted
at Urology ward Saidu Group of Teaching
Hospitals, Swat for duration of six months form 1st July 2020 to 31st
December 2020.
Methods: This research
includes 60 hypospaedia reconstruction patients in total. After obtaining
written agreement from the patient's attendants/parents, demographic
information such as age, sex, and domicile was collected. A surgeon on site
performed physical exams on each participant. All patients had buccal mucosa
grafts performed in two stages. There were reported complications on follow-up
visits one week, three week and six weeks later. We used SPSS 22.0 version
to analyze complete data.
Results: In our study mean age of the patients was
6.56±7.51 years in which most of the patients 38 (63.3%) had age >5years. After
the first stage surgery, there were no complications. At postoperative follow-up
after two stage procedure complications were found in 10 (16.7%) cases in which
wound infection and urethrocutaneous fistula were
mostly.
Post-operative success rate was found in 53 (88.3%) cases.
Conclusion: After careful
consideration, it should be concluded that buccal mucosa transplant in
Hypospaedia correction provides superior functional and aesthetic benefits with
a lower incidence of problems.
Keywords: Fistula formation. Buccal Mucosa Graft, Hypospaedia Repair,
ABSTRACT
Objectives: Aim of current study
is to determine the outcomes of buccal mucosa graft in Hypospaedia repair.
Study Design: Retrospective Study.
Place and Duration: The study is conducted
at Urology ward Saidu Group of Teaching
Hospitals, Swat for duration of six months form 1st July 2020 to 31st
December 2020.
Methods: This research
includes 60 hypospaedia reconstruction patients in total. After obtaining
written agreement from the patient's attendants/parents, demographic
information such as age, sex, and domicile was collected. A surgeon on site
performed physical exams on each participant. All patients had buccal mucosa
grafts performed in two stages. There were reported complications on follow-up
visits one week, three week and six weeks later. We used SPSS 22.0 version
to analyze complete data.
Results: In our study mean age of the patients was
6.56±7.51 years in which most of the patients 38 (63.3%) had age >5years. After
the first stage surgery, there were no complications. At postoperative follow-up
after two stage procedure complications were found in 10 (16.7%) cases in which
wound infection and urethrocutaneous fistula were
mostly.
Post-operative success rate was found in 53 (88.3%) cases.
Conclusion: After careful
consideration, it should be concluded that buccal mucosa transplant in
Hypospaedia correction provides superior functional and aesthetic benefits with
a lower incidence of problems.
Keywords: Fistula formation. Buccal Mucosa Graft, Hypospaedia Repair,