Syphilitic elephantiasis of penis and scrotum.

Elephantiasis of Scrotum and Penis—Amputation

Giant scrotal elephantiasis of inflammatory etiology: a case report

BACKGROUND Scrotal lymphedema is rare outside endemic filariasis regions in Africa and Asia. It is of variable origin in the western world. CASE PRESENTATION We present a case of a 40-year-old European man with massive elephantiasis of the scrotum attributed to chronic inflammation of the lower urinary tract caused by urinary outlet obstruction and diabetes mellitus. The patient underwent sub...

Cases of Elephantiasis Scroti

Muitmalen Aji Moplah, Mussulman, aged 27 years, was admitted into the Calicut Civil Hospital, Malabar, August 12th 1873, with a scrotal tumour of enormous dimensions, reaching to within three inches of the ground as the man stood erect, fifteen years in growth. Patient's statement.?The tumour commenced in the scrotum, noticeable at first by a slight thickening of its coats, afterwards increasin...

Case of Elephantiasis of Scrotum

scarcely walk any distance, and, as it can be seen by the photograph, his legs were much apart. There was no appearance of a penis ; the meatus was only visible, but by manipulation about an inch of the organ could be protruded, which was a great guide to me when dissecting out the organ. The testicles were to be felt: the right much enlarged and intensely hard, and the left slightly enlarged b...

Elephantiasis Preputialis

Lotttn, a Hindoo Cliamar, cooly by profession, aged about 30 years, a healthy and strong man, was admitted into the hospital on the 20th June 1872. About two years ago, one day, whilst urinating, he drew back the prepuce into the fossa glandis, where it remained constricted ; the plans penis consequently became swollen, but after some trouble he was able to reduce the parapliimotic condition; t...