INTRODUCTION: We reported on the incidence of isolated @entity546 among our healthy @entity1 and our approach to this @entity154 . METHODS: Between 2011 and 2014, newborn babies with @entity546 were classified according to the angle of torsion. Surgical correction ( @entity546 and reattachment for moderate cases and dorsal dartos flap technique in case of resistance) after 6 months was advised to the babies with rotations more than 45  . RESULTS: Among 1000 newborn babies, 200 isolated penile torsions were found, and among these, 43 had torsions more than 45  , and 4 of these had angles greater than 90  . The mean angle of the rotations was found 30.45   (median: 20  ). In total, 8 @entity1 with 60   torsions were previously circumcised. Surgery was performed on 19 @entity1 , with a mean @entity1 age of 12    2 months. Of these 19, 13 babies were corrected with degloving and reattachment. This technique was not enough on the remaining 6 @entity1 ; therefore, derotational dorsal dartos flap was added to correct the torsion. After a mean of 15.6    9.8 months, residual @entity717 , less than 15  , was found only in 2 @entity1 . CONCLUSION: The incidence of isolated @entity546 is 20% in newborns. However, rotation more than 45   angles are seen in 4.3% of male babies. Correction is not necessary in mild degrees, and @entity546 with reattachment is enough in most cases. If the initial correction is insufficient, dorsal dartos flap rotation is easy and effective. Prior circumcision neither disturbs the operative procedure nor affects the outcomes.

Isolated XXXX in newborns.

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['children', 'patients', 'patient'] @entity154 :: ('MESH:D000013', 'Disease') :: ['anomaly'] @entity717 :: ('MESH:D009069', 'Disease') :: ['penile rotation'] @entity546 :: ('MESH:D004414', 'Disease') :: ['penile degloving', 'penile torsion']
@entity546 :: (MESH:D004414,Disease) :: ['penile torsion']
