10 year old  penis
196554123
A RARE CASE OF MULTIPLE NON OBSTRUCTING GIANT URETHRAL CALCULI WITH DIVERTICULA AND URETHRAL FISTULA IN 10 YEAR OLD CHILD
Giant urethral stones are rare entity especially in children. We are reporting a rare case of giant urethral stones secondary to diverticula and urethrocutaneous fistula which was postsurgical complication of incision and drainage of urethral abscess. This 10 year old boy presented with dysuria and urine dribbling from fistula over ventro lateral aspect of mid penile shaft with two hard nodules palpable over middle and proximal shaft of penis. KUB and Retrograde urethrogram demonstrated two urethral calculi with diverticula. Both calculi were removed by open urethrolithotomy with excision of fistula tract and diverticula.
Fanindra Singh Solanki Shabbir Hussain Pooja Tiwari Deepti Bala Sharma Dhananjaya Sharma
71308391
A foreign body within the foreskin of a 10 year old boy
Self inserted foreign bodies in the adult male genitalia are typically the result of autoerotic activity and occasionally require removal by a urologist. In children, the problem is extremely rare and usually accidental. We present a case in which a small action figure was inserted in the foreskin of a child. A 10 year old boy presented with a swollen red penis and a foreign body that he had inserted in the foreskin 3 h earlier. He had made several unsuccessful attempts to remove it. The foreign body was removed under general anesthesia. The variety of objects and place of insertion of foreign bodies is surprising, and removal may be quite challenging, sometimes requiring surgical intervention. Unlike in adults, for whom pleasure is the main reason for penis play, curiosity can drive young boys to insert small toys within the space of the small, stretchable foreskin.
M Al Essa
12871528
Granuloma annulare of the penis in a seven year old boy
Abstract Subcutaneous granuloma annulare of the penis is rare, with only 10 cases in the world literature. This paper describes the youngest case ever reported and reviews its clinical features and management.
Scandinavian journal of urology and nephrology
Michael S Floyd George K Kokai Helen Fiona Mcandrew
210039947
Atomoxetine related bruxism in a 7 year old boy: A case report
Psychology. 1st ed. Cautin RL, Lilenfeld SO, editors. Malden, Massachusetts: Wiley Blackwell Publishing; 2015. p. 1626 9. 3. Chowdhury AN. Cultural koro and koro like symptom (KLS) Ger J Psychiatry 2008;11:81 2. 4. Kar N. Chronic koro like symptoms Two case reports. BMC Psychiatry 2005;5:34. 5. Caballero JM, Avila A, Cardona X, Sastre F, Maho P, Bello J. Genital pain without urogenital pathology: The koro like syndrome. J Urol 2000;163:243. 6. Kim J, Kim M, Lee N, Park Y. A case of urethrocutaneous fistula with the koro syndrome. J Urol 2000;164:123. 7. Fontana D, Rolle L, Ceruti C, Datta G, Ragni F, Tamagnone A. False penile shortness. Arch Ital Urol Androl 1998;70:241 5. 8. Rosso C, Ostacoli L, Garbolino S, Furlan MP. The "small penis" Considerations about subjective penile deficiency. Arch Ital Urol Androl 1998;70:227 33. 9. Bayer RS. Koro like symptoms and transient post ictal psychosis. Qatar Med J 2000;9:68 9. 10. Ungvari GS, Mullen RS. Koro: The delusion of penile retraction. Urology 1994;43:883 5. 11. Cheng ST. Epidemic genital retraction syndrome: Environmental and personal risk factors in Southern China. J Psychol Human Sex 1997;9:57 70. 12. Chowdhury AN. Koro among kinships. Indian J Soc Psychiatry1989;5:24 6. 13. Kalaitzi CK, Kalantzis A. Cannabis induced koro like syndrome. A case report and mini review. Urol Int 2006;76:278 80. 14. Afonso P, Saraiva S, Gameiro Z. Schizophrenia presenting with koro like symptoms. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci 2013;25:E32. 15. Aneja J, Grover S, Avasthi A, Mahajan S, Pokhrel P, Triveni D. Can masturbatory guilt lead to severe psychopathology: A case series. Indian J Psychol Med 2015;37:81 6. 16. Chowdhury AN. Neuroticism, extraversion and sex guilt cognition in the genesis of Koro. J Indian Psychoanal Soc 1989;43:57 64. 17. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th ed. Arlington, VA, USA: American Psychiatric Association; 2013. 18. Silva L, Raposo Lima S, Soares C, Cerqueira JJ, Morgado P. Koro syndrome in an obsessive Compulsive disorder patient. Eur Psychiatry 2016;33 Suppl:S496. 19. Ghosh S, Nath S, Brahma A, Chowdhury AN. Fifth koro epidemic in India: A review report. World Cult Psychiatry Res Rev 2014;9:99 122. 20. Chowdhury AN. Ethnomedical concept of heat and cold in Koro: Study from Indian patients. World Cult Psychiatry Res Rev 2008;3:146 58. 21. Chowdhury AN. Koro social response (urban) A longitudinal study of North Bengal Koro epidemic. Indian J Psychiatry. 1992;34:46 52.
Indian journal of psychiatry
Oznur Bilac Ipek Percinel Canem Kavurma
29509830
Posttraumatic High Flow Priapism in a 10 Year Old Boy: Superselective Embolization of the Arteriovenous Fistula
We report on a 10 year old boy who presented with painless priapism 11 days after blunt perineal trauma. Examination by color flow Doppler sonography demonstrated an arteriovenous fistula, which was confirmed by penile arteriography. Complete detumescence of the penis developed following superselective embolization with Ethibloc(r)
European Urology
S Neubauer Pedram Derakhshani Barbara Krug K J Lackner Axel Heidenreich Udo Engelmann
3371807
Microsurgical replantation of the amputated penis and scrotum in a 29 year old man.
A 29 year old mentally ill farmer underwent microsurgery for the resuturing of the penis and testicles which he himself had chopped off with an ax. Microsurgery of the urethra, corpora cavernosa, arteries and veins was begun 10 h after the trauma. The veins, arteries and testicles were anastomosed and covered with a free flap of the scrotum skin. Three weeks after surgery, the anastomosed tested showed good healing. However, in 65% of the penis, necrosis had occurred.
Urologia internationalis
J Darewicz L Gatek Eugeniusz Malczyk Barbara Darewicz Karol Rogowski Jacek Kudelski
203659657
Sorafenib induced grade III hand foot skin reaction with ulcerative dermatitis on scrotum, penis, and earlobe
Sir, A 60 year old male with grade III hepatocellular carcinoma taking sorafenib 400 mg twice daily since 10 days was referred to the dermatology outpatient department for erosions and ulcerations on scrotum, penis, and frictional zones like sacral areas and buttock. On dermatological examination, there were symmetrical erythematous patches with surface ulceration over groin, scrotum, penis, and gluteal region [Figure 1a and b] In addition, erythematous plaques with central crusting and necrosis over bilateral earlobes were noted[Figure 1c and d] On the background of decreased food intake due to hepatocellular carcinoma and clinical features, acquired zinc deficiency and sorafenib induced hand foot skin reaction were suspected. However, during hospital stay he developed new erythematous patches with characteristic
Indian journal of dermatology, venereology and leprology
Chandra Sekhar Sirka Kananbala Sahu Swetalina Pradhan Arpita Nibedita Rout
208319355
Degloving injury to groin, scrotum and penis due to low velocity handlebar injury
Bicycles are a common cause of blunt abdominal trauma causing 5% 14% of injuries. However, impalement or shear injuries from low velocity mechanism of injury are rare. We report a case of a 14 year old boy presenting with an extensive left groin injury sustained while cycling one handed along the pavement at walking pace. The laceration ran for 12 14 cm from the left groin across the pubis to the right and 10 cm inferiorly into the perineum. This inverted the left scrotum and partially degloved the penis. The corpus cavernosa and tunica vaginalis were exposed up to the level of the superficial inguinal ring. Literature on handlebar impalement injuries is sparse and the majority of penile degloving injuries described in the literature result from alternative mechanisms. This unusual case demonstrates the potential forces involved, and potential damage resulting from handlebar injuries even at low velocity.
BMJ Case Reports
Hannah Thompson Oliver C Burdall Kokila Lakhoo
208302659
Buschke Lowenstein tumor of the penis
BackgroundThe Buschke Lowenstein tumor comes from the confluence of multiple condyloma acuminata and is clinically manifested by warty, exophytic, ulcerated lesions, with aggressive behavior, rapid growth, invasion and destruction of adjacent structures.Case presentationA 57 year old man with type II diabetes mellitus, high blood pressure and a history of high risk sexual behavior with multiple partners was evaluated in the urology department for multiple penile lesions of verrucous appearance and fetid odor of 10 months of evolution. Biopsy of the lesion was performed revealing a giant condyloma acuminatum.ConclusionsRadical surgical excision with wide surgical margins remains the first line of treatment. Close follow up of these patients is crucial given the complexity and tumor recurrence.
African Journal of Urology
J Pineda-Murillo J A Lugo-Garcia G Martinez-Carrillo Jesus Torres-Aguilar Carlos Viveros-Contreras M V Schettino-Peredo
46936805
Blue gray plaque of the penis
CLINICAL PRESENTATION We report the case of a 66 year old white man with a 6 month history of a blue gray plaque of the glans. The patient was heterosexual, with 2 sexual partners in the last 6 months, and denied condom use. There was no personal or family history of melanoma. Physical examination of the uncircumcised penis found a round, well demarcated, smooth, blue gray plaque measuring 83 10 mm, arising within an erythematous background plaque of the glans (Fig 1) The remaining physical examination was unremarkable, including the oral cavity.
JAAD case reports
Manuel Antonio Campos Ana Cristina Sousa Gisela Lage Paulo Varela Nuno Menezes David Tente Iris Zalaudek Armando Manuel Baptista Natividade Rocha