Lone urethral injury following sexual intercourse- A rare case report abstract

Authors : Narendar Tiramdas, Sadhan Kumar, PVLN. Murthy, Vinay Kumar

DOI : 10.18231/j.pjms.2021.034

Volume : 11

Issue : 1

Year : 2021

Page No : 158-160

Penile fracture after coitus present with excrusiating pain, detumescence, swelling , deformation and ecchymosis. Penile fracture associated with urethral rupture occurs only in 10% to 20% cases. Isolated corpus spongiosum and urethral injury without corpus cavernosum injury is extremily rare with five male patients described in the literature. We report a patient, who presented with typical features of penile fracture, was found to have an isolated penile urethral injury on surgical exploration and underwent primary
repair.

Keywords: Penile fractures, Corpus spongiosum, Urethral trauma, Coitus related penile trauma.


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