International Journal of Emergency Medicine · 2023 · 18 citations · 12 references
We have shown that in a case of gunshot wounds to the penis and hanging part of the urethra, even in the presence of combined severe purulent lesions of non-urological localizations, it is possible to perform a primary reconstruction of urogenital injuries using a primary urethral suture and applying a negative pressure device. Findings from this case report shed new light on the management of penile gunshot injury in ongoing warfare as well as provide evidence of the possibility to perform adequate management for penile injury in conditions of limited medical resources, violation of international humanitarian law, and under frequent strikes of high-energy weapons.
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Urogenital Wounds During the War in Croatia in 1991/1992
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Study of Damaging Factors of Contemporary War, Leading to the Limb Loss
Ievgen Tsema, Andrii Dinets, B. M. Koval et al. · Novosti hirurgii · 2018 · 28 citations · Full text