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hypospadias

In medicine, relatively rare birth deformity affecting male infants, in which the urethral opening is in the wrong place on the penis. It is corrected by surgery.



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Exposure to environmental chemicals slightly increases the risks of undescended testes and hypospadia - malformed genitalia - in boys, the report found.
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2,4) Surgical correction is most commonly performed by a 2-part, staged hypospadia correction procedure.
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Both boys, who cannot be named for legal reasons, suffered from hypospadia, a birth defect that affects male
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