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• TITLE: Dartos Fascio-Myo-Cutaneous Flap for Penile Skin Loss: A Simple Flap with an Immense Potential

  AUTHORS: Adel M. Tolba, Ahmed Abo-hashem Azab, Mohamed Aly Nasr, Emad Salah

  KEYWORDS: Scrotal Blood Supply; Penile Skin Loss; Penile Reconstruction

  JOURNAL NAME: Surgical Science, Vol.5 No.1, January 9, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Introduction: Penile skin loss poses a particular challenge for reconstruction to the plastic surgeon. These defects, depending on their size, have been reconstructed using skin grafts or regional flap. Patients & Methods: Ten patients with variable sized penile skin defects were included in this work. Scrotal fascio-myo-cutaneous (Dartos) flap was harvested and used for penile shaft resurfacing. Results: All harvested flaps were successful. None of them showed any ischemic manifestations. Discussion: Despite being a simple and robust flap, its use for resurfacing of moderate to extensive penile skin defects isn’t popular. We propose the use of Dartos flap as a good alternative for challenging moderate to extensive penile skin losses.