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Area of Science:

Urology
Surgical Innovation

Background:

Iatrogenic injuries can lead to complex anatomical damage.
Phallic denudation presents unique challenges in reconstructive surgery.

Observation:

Three cases of iatrogenic phallic denudation were identified.
These injuries resulted from medical interventions.

Findings:

Successful nonoperative management was achieved in all three cases.
Conservative treatment strategies proved effective.

Implications:

Nonoperative management should be considered for denudation injuries.
This approach offers a viable alternative to surgical intervention.
Highlights the potential for conservative care in specific penile injuries.