Congenital Anomalies of the Penis

This book provides comprehensive but concise data for congenital diseases of the penis, explaining the embryological and anatomical background, incidence, historical background, investigation approaches, imaging and management of each condition.

The book is organised in themed parts, starting from embryology and normal anatomy and examining anomalies for each anatomical part: prepuce, penis, urinary meatus, penile urethra with a final part of acquired penile diseases with congenital background. With clear illustrations in each chapter to explain each condition in detail, online animations for the difficult and complex cases are also provided.

Practitioners in the field of pediatric urology and surgery will find this highly readable book particularly valuable. The author is a pioneer pediatric surgeon with over 30 years' experience in the field of genitourinary anomalies.

Provides complete, but simple coverage of all common and rare congenital diseases and anomalies affecting the penis at childhood and adolescence Highly illustrative content methodically explaining almost all congenital anomalies of the penis enabling better diagnosis and management of those uncommon diseases Schematic description of all congenital diseases affecting penis: from embryology to management

Autorentext

Prof Mohamed Abdel Baky Fahmy, MD, FRCS, Professor of Pediatric Surgery, Al Azher University, Cairo, Egypt. He graduated from Al Azher University and the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and trained in the field of pediatric surgery at Egypt and Manchester, UK.

He is the founder and chief of the pediatric surgery departments at Al Galae maternity and children's hospital and Al Zahrae University hospital and faculty of medicine for girls, Al Azher University, Cairo.

He has a wide experience for more than 30 years in the field of pediatric surgery with a special interest in pediatric urology, rare genitourinary anomalies, pediatric gynaecology, and Hirschsprung's disease. He is a member of the British Association of Pediatric Surgeons since June 1994 and the World Association of Medical Editors (WAME), Global Rare Disease Registry (GRDR), and the American Association of Academic Surgery. He was the secretary general of the Egyptian Pediatric Surgical AssociationEPSA.

He is an Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Pediatric Diseases, PiscoMed Publishing Ltd, and co-editor for many international journals: Advances in Bioscience and Clinical Medicine, Annals of Pediatric Surgery, Medical Journal of Case report (Bio Med), Medicine Journal and World Journal of Paediatrics.

He has a wide range of international publications, and he is an innovator of operations and procedures in pediatric surgery and pediatric urology, with a special emphasis on his technique for continent urinary diversion for children with failed repair for bladder exstrophy, which was published in the International Journal of Surgery (2007) and republished recently in the Journal of pediatric urology (2015).

He is the author of a recently published Illustrative textbook Rare Congenital Genitourinary Anomalies, Springer, 2015.

Inhalt

Part I Introduction.- Embryology.- Anatomy and Normal Variations.- History of the Penis.- Part II Prepuce.- Aposthia.- Microposthia.- Macroposthia and Congenital Megaprepuce.- Preputial cysts.- Part IIV Penis.- Penile Agenesis (Aphallia).- Microphallus.- Megalopenis.- Penile Duplication.- Penile Rotation.- Penile Chordee.- Webbed Penis.- Penoscrotal Positional (PSP) Anomalies.- Median genital raphe anomalies.- Penile Hemangioma.- Penile Lymphedema.- Penile cysts.- Part IV Urinary Meatus.- Megameatus.- Congenital Meatal stenosis.- Congenital Double meatus.- Part V Penile Urethra.- Urethral Agenesis.- Hypospadias and its Variant.- Epispadias.- Megalourthera.- Urethral duplication.- Congenital urethral fistula.- Urethral Diverticulum.- Urethral cyst.- Syringocele.- Urethral polyp.- Congenital urethral stricture.- Lacuna magna.- Part VI Acquired Penile Diseases with congenital background.- Complications of Circumcision.- Smegomoma.- Balanitis Xerotica Obliterans.- Phimosis and paraphimosis.- Balanitis.- Dermatological disease.