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Metzelder ML et al. - In the series, children undergoing distal hypospadia repair experienced significantly less impaired micturition when using penile block instead of caudal anesthesia. We recommend penile block as the first choice perioperative analgesia, when spontaneous postoperative micturition must be guaranteed.

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