Penile fracture

Nature Clinical Practice. Urology
Kevin McElenyRobert Pickard

Abstract

A 23-year-old man presented with a painful penis following sexual intercourse. On examination he had a swollen, bruised penis that was tender on palpation, most markedly on the right lateral aspect. Urinalysis. Rupture of right corpus cavernosum. Immediate surgical repair.

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