Results
hypospadias, dehiscence, meatal stenosis, fistula, glandular dehiscence, fistulas
MEATAL STENOSIS, DEHISCENCE, COMPLICATIONS, COMPLICATION
Of the 315 hypospadias cases at our institution during the study period, 80 met our inclusion criteria (Fig. Consort 2010 flow diagramPatients demographics and outcome in the three studied groupsOperative time (min.)RangeMean ± SD81–11298 ± 1476–11186 ± 2560–9371 ± 22The overall complication rate in the inlay graft urethroplasty group was (15/40); glandular dehiscence occurred in only one case (2.5%), fistulas occurred in two cases (5%), and narrow meatus occurred in two cases (5%). While in the onlay flap urethroplasty group, complications were occurred in seven cases; glandular dehiscence occurred in two cases (5%), fistulas occurred in two cases (5%), and narrow meatus occurred in three cases (7.5%), The TIPU group (Regarding the success rate and glandular dehiscence, a statistically significant difference was noted between group III and both groups I and II. On the other hand, cases with urethral fistula and meatal stenosis were higher in group III in comparison with group I and II but without a statistically significant difference (Table 