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An innovative surgical technique for treating penile incarceration injury caused by heavy metallic ring
Indian Journal of Urology, 06/26/09

Baruah SJ et al. - The incarcerating injury results in reduced blood flow distal to the injury, leading to edema, ischemia, and sometimes gangrene. The injuries are divided into five grades and their treatment options are divided into four groups. Surgical techniques are reserved for the advanced grades (Grades IV and V).

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