Traumatic rupture of the corpus cavernosum is an infrequently reported condition. The injury involves rupture of tunica albuginea of one or both corpora with or without rupture of urethra resulting from injury incurred to an erect penis. This commonly results from forcible manual deflection of an erect penis, forceful attempt at vaginal penetration and hitting perineum, fall onto erect penis, s...

Pat ient 62 years old, white, male, arrive to our medical service of urology with inguinal matastasis of cancer of the penis and the background of treatment in Oncology and Dermatology 3 years ago with small lesion in penis. The tumor spread the inguinal region, scro-tum and recto and the biopsy inform carcinoma epi-dermoide of penis with infiltration to inguinal zone and was decided radiations...

Neurofibromas of the penis, although very rare, are often associated with neurofibromatosis type 1. Primary solitary neurofibromas of the penis are extremely rare. We describe a 37-year-old man with a solitary neurofibroma in the dorsum of the penis. The patient reported difficulty with sexual intercourse owing to a penile mass and erectile dysfunction. After surgical excision of the neurofibro...

Mesenchymal neoplasias represent 5% of tumors affecting the penis. Due to the rarity of such tumors, there is no agreement concerning the best method for staging and managing these patients. Sarcomas of the penis can be classified as deep-seated if they derive from the structures forming the spongy body and the cavernous bodies. Superficial lesions are usually low-grade and show a small tendenc...

A rare but possibly underreported urological emergency is penile fracture which results from tear in the tunica albuginea of the penis. The proposed etiology is forceful manipulation of an erect penis or secondary to blunt trauma. We would like to report a case of young patient presenting with large penile shaft hematoma and deformity. The patient did not provide obvious history of trauma or se...

The buried penis syndrome in adults is a rare condition of different aetiologies. Today extreme obesity is considered as a major contributor. We present a case of a 30-year-old extremely obese patient (BMI 65 kg/m(2)) with purulent infection of the penile cavity, a phlegmon of the mons pubis and urinary retention due to a buried penis. Whereas acute complications of a buried penis in obese pati...

Volume 85, Number 7 www.aafp.org/afp American Family Physician 725 A 16-year-old boy presented to his family physician with concerns about bumps on the end of his penis that he had never seen before. He was not circumcised. He did not have penile discharge or burning, frequent urination, or a history of ulcers on his penis. He was sexually active with more than two partners. Examination reveale...

A neonate was admitted on the second day of birth in the pediatric ward of Kerman medical sciences university No. 1 Hospital, because of abdominal distention and the absence of penis. Physical findings were lethargia, infancy hyporeflexia, abdominal distention without any organomegally, absence of penis, two touchable masses in the scrotum and a hole on scrotum for urine discharge. CBC and e...

We present a rare case of fracture penis with complete urethral disruption in a 38 years old male. This resulted in an erect penis during sexual intercourse. He presented with diffuse and tense swelling of the penis along with acute urinary retention and distended urinary bladder. Emergency exploration revealed complete urethral disruption with tears in both corpus cavernosa. Evacuation of haem...

Fracture of the penis is an uncommon injury resulting from a direct blow to the erect penis. The nature of injury will be enlightened subsequently. The injury is rather easy to recognise but easily missed and the treatment has remained controversial. This article attempts to highlight the management of two cases of fractured penis presented at the Surgical Department, 94 Armed Forces Hospital, ...