Circumcision, Male Clinical Trial
Official title:
The Safety of Thermocautery Usage for Male Children's Circumcisions
Since circumcision is a significant workload for surgeons working at the rural state hospitals in Turkey, the use of circumcision techniques that are easy to implement and have low complications is becoming widespread. This research will examine short and long-term complications of male circumcisions using thermocautery technique in light of current literature.
Patients who were circumcised between May 2014 and May 2016 at the Pediatric Surgery and
Urology Clinics at Yuksekova State Hospital were retrospectively analyzed through the
hospital registry system. Patients who underwent circumcision with thermocautery technique
were examined in terms of age, duration of circumcision and complication rates. Complications
were classified as perioperative (bleeding during the circumcision or under observation at
the hospital after circumcision that required knotting or cauterization, scrotum or penile
injury), early postoperative (first 10 days after being discharged) and long-term (late
postoperative = after 10 days) (skin-mucosal bridge, delayed wound healing, secondary
phimosis, meatitis).
Patients were discharged after being kept under observation for 1 hour after circumcision.
Patients were suggested to apply routine warm sitting bath, daily dressing and the patients
with phimosis opening were suggested to apply epithelizing cream. On the 10th postoperative
day, all patients were called for control. Patients who developed complications were included
in long-term follow-up. Complications were treated.
Statistical analysis: The data obtained from the study were transferred to a computer
environment and evaluated with the help of Statistical Package for Social Sciences Version
19.0. Chi-square test was used to evaluate categorical data and Mann-Whitney U test was used
to evaluate quantitative variables. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.
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