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=== Penile reconstruction === * '''<span style="color:#ff0000">Thick (0.012- to 0.015-inch), non-meshed, split-thickness skin grafts are preferred for penile reconstruction</span>'''. ** Meshed grafts can be used but have a tendency to contract and are cosmetically inferior to unmeshed grafts. * If grafts are to be used, care must be taken to remove any subcoronal skin remaining after debridement. Lymphatic obstruction of this distal foreskin, if it is not excised, results in circumferential lymphedema * A foreskin flap is the best option for coverage of acute penile skin loss for small distal lesions * '''Skin grafts placed on the penile shaft never regain normal sensation, although sexual function is often preserved because of intact sensation in the glans'''
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