Abstract
Penile necrosis in end-stage chronic kidney disease patients on hemodialysis presents complex pathophysiology involving vascular, metabolic, and dialysis-related factors. This clinical case emphasizes the significance of prompt multidisciplinary management. Surgical interventions like penectomy with scrotal pedicled flaps offer effective reconstruction, preventing complications. Long-term success mandates diligent oversight of metabolic and vascular issues. A comprehensive approach integrating urology, vascular surgery, and nephrology specialists is essential for optimal patient outcomes and quality of life.
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