Circumcision and its complications

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[center]Circumcision (Gomco Clamp). Step by step Demonstration. Dr Tamer Ashraf Wafa see in next post[/center]

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[center]by prof M. Amin El-Gohary ​ circumcision amin1.pdf[/center]

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[center]Dissection method for circumcision Prof. Mohamed Abdel Baky Fahmy see in second post[/center]

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What is your technique for circumcision if the penis is buried ?

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Why’s your preferred neonatal circumcision technique?

[size=20px]A five-year old boy has classic hemophilia A. The parents requests a circumcision. Which of the following is true reagrding procedures in patients with hemophilia A? A with preoperative correction of factor VIII levels, same day discharge is possible B preoperative desmopressin will usually correct the coagulation profile C preoperative factor VIII levels should be greater than 60% D fibrin glue is thrombolytic in this scenario E a factor VIII level of 50% on postoperative day five is acceptable[/size]

[size=20px]You are spending two weeks in Kenya volunteering in a rural hospital. You have just performed a Gomco clamp circumcision on a two day old full term male infant. There is excessive bleeding that is recalcitrant to pressure for one hour. The most likely reason for bleeding is A human immunodeficiency virus infection. B vitamin K deficiency. C thrombocytopenia. D disseminated intravascular coagulopathy. E malaria.[/size]

[size=20px]A full term newborn boy is found to have bilateral inguinal hernias at birth. The genitalia and foreskin appear normal. Hernia repair and circumcision were planned before the baby’s discharge due to mild difficulty in reducing the hernias. The hernias were repaired uneventfully using an inguinal approach. During the circumcision, the foreskin was stretched and a dorsal slit was fashioned using a clamp and scissors to accommodate a bell device. At this point, it was appreciated that distal (glandular) hypospadias may be present. The next best step in management is A stop the circumcision, suture the edges of the skin flaps leaving them intact. B reconst…