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CONGRESS OF THE ESPU

09:12–09:15

S14-7 (PP)

GLANS GROOVE DEPTH, NOT PREOPERATIVE

TESTOSTERONE STIMULATION, IS THE MAIN RISK FACTOR

FOR COMPLICATIONS POST-TIP REPAIR

Luis BRAGA

1

, Adriana DEKIRMENDJIAN

2

, Melissa MCGRATH

2

,

Bethany EASTERBROOK

3

, Kizanee JEGATHEESWARAN

3

and Armando J. LORENZO

4

1) McMaster University - McMaster Children’s Hospital, Department of Surgery / Urology, Hamilton, CANADA -

2) McMaster University, McMaster Pediatric Surgery Research Collaborative, Hamilton, CANADA - 3) McMaster

University, McMaster Pediatric Surgery Research Collaborative, Hamilton, CANADA - 4) The Hospital for Sick Children,

Paediatric Urology, Toronto, CANADA

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE

Effects of preoperative testosterone stimulation (PTS) on complications following TIP repair remain

unclear. We conducted a prospective study to examine the association between glans groove

(a surrogate for urethral plate[UP]quality) and PTS, with hypospadias complications.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

Of a prospectively collected hypospadias database (n=536), consecutive TIP repairs from

2008-2016 were selected. Staged repairs, other techniques and redos were excluded. Primary

outcome was postoperative complication rate(fistula, glans dehiscence and meatal stenosis). Uni/

multivariable analysis (binary logistic and cox proportional regressions)were performed.

RESULTS

Of 312 patients, 235 (75%) had distal, 48 (15%) midshaft and 39 (9%) proximal hypospadias.

Median age at surgery was 16 (3-171)months and mean follow-up was 16±15 months. Mean GMS

score at initial exam was higher in PTS group vs. no PTS group (7.5±1.6 vs. 5.4±1.3,p<0.01). Mean

GMS score for PTS patients decreased at surgery but was still significantly higher than that of non-

PTS (6±1.4 vs. 5.5±1.3,p<0.01). Overall complication rate was 12% (9%-distal, 17%-midshaft, and

31%-proximal) and median time to complication was 2.5 months (0-63). On logistic and cox propor-

tional regressions,glans width and PTS were not identified as risk factors;only a combined variable

of glans groove depth/UP quality was significantly associated with TIP complications (p=0.01).

Multivariable

Complications(n=38)(%) HR(95%CI)

p-value

Preoperative Testosterone

Stimulation

No

Yes

25(10.9)

13(15.9)

1.1(0.4-3.3)

0.81

Glans Diameter

>13mm

≤13mm

21(12.9)

17(11.4)

Meatal Location

Distal

Midshaft/Proximal

22(9.3)

16(21.1)

1.5(0.5-4.1)

0.45

VC

≤30

>30

26(10.1)

12(22.1)