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Preoperative Diagnosis: Postoperative Diagnosis: Procedure: Appendix B Additional Practice Exercises 377 Operative Report Keratosis of glans penis Same The penis was prepared and draped in the usual manner. Along the distal portion of the penis on the right side and adjoining the urinary meatus was a well-defined, firm area suggesting a keratosis. The entire 0.8-cm lesion was excised and submitted for pathological examination. The pathologist confirmed the diagnosis of keratosis. The glans penis was then approximated with black silk. The patient returned to the recovery room in satisfactory condition.
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