Abstract

A 10-year-old boy was referred by urologist to plastic surgery department with penile shaft necrosis after debridement of necrotic tissue and dry eschar that extends from the glans to the penile root and was started to separate. Also, they managed to insert urethral catheter. He had traditional circumcision 2 weeks earlier performed at home by a traditional health practitioner, resulting in full-thickness tissue loss involving skin and corpora cavernosa with sparing of the glans which was attached by stalk of scared tissue enveloping the spongiosum. After assessment and analysis of the defect was done, two-stage pedicled groin flap reconstruction was performed with satisfactory results. In this report, we are demonstrating procedure steps and outcome.