By the term Failed Hypospadias we mean a clinical condition in which the patient has undergone one or more procedures to correct hypospadias developing one or more complications.

The aforementioned complications generally result from the etiology of hypospadias; that is, being a congenital condition, there is a deficiency of tissue at the level of the ventral face of the penis, and this makes reconstruction of the normal urethra difficult. At the time of surgery in the pre - pubertal stage, a urethral canal is created, which with the development of the penis during adulthood can result in problems for the patient.

 

Patients with advancing age present significant problems:

 

Of a sexual nature

 

With curvature of the penis, which hinders penetration into the vagina;

Meatal abnormalities that make ejaculation difficult;

painful erection

 

Of urinary character

 

Inability to urinate in an upright position due to abnormal position of the meatus

urethral stenosis

urethral stones

 

Of Aesthetic Character with significant psychological repercussions