Presentation
Trauma to erect penis three hours earlier. Ultrasound to locate fracture site.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Penile fracture
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Tunica ablugenia defect is seen in RIGHT corpus cavernosum in mid shaft of penis.
Defect size is about 6 mm.
Defect is on ventral aspect.
Local haemtoma is noted between right cavernosum and spongiosum.
Size about 7 x 6 mm
Proximal and distal shaft of penis shows normal corpus cavernosum and spongenosum, without defect
Case Discussion
Operated on same day.
USG findings confirmed.