Fig. 14.1 DNVB dissection from the underlying tunica albuginea is performed starting from the sides of the urethra bilaterally Fig. 14.2 The glans penis is entirely dissected from the corpora…
Fig. 17.1 Immediate, uncomplicated post-op MTF vaginoplasty appearance. Foley, vaginal packing, and JP drain (on right) visible 17.1.3 Blood Loss Average blood loss for male-to-female SRS is minimal. However, pelvic…
Fig. 34.1 Scrotoplasty performed with direct skin expansion in the labia majora, with no flap surgery: the scrotum is located completely in between the legs Today, most of the surgeons…
Fig. 27.1 Reconstruction of the phallus without the urethra by the pedicle ALT flap – direct donor site closure. In thin patients, when the donor defect is less than 8–10…
, Andreja Štolfa Gruntar1 and Miloš Petrovic´2 (1) Department of obstetrics and Gynecology, University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Slajmerjeva 3, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia (2) General Hospital Izola, Polje 40, 6310 Izola, Slovenia The creation of…
Fig. 32.1 Mastectomy with free nipple-areola complex grafting: (a, b) preoperative view; (c, d) postoperative view Fig. 32.2 NAC position and mammary tissue distribution changes with different positions of the…
Fig. 16.1 Preoperative view Fig. 16.2 Postoperative view The pinch test in the upper pole of the breast can also give additional information in choosing between subglandular or submuscular pocket….
Surgical technique Limitations Benefits One-step technique Long operatory time One surgical solution Stiffener required Ability for sexual intercourse Good cosmetic result Radial forearm flap Possible urinary tract complication Ability for…
Fig. 20.1 Partial neovaginal prolapse. In this picture, the prolapse of the posterior vault is evident Fig. 20.2 Total neovaginal prolapse Several authors have reported their casuistics after SRS, but…
