Narendar Tiramdas

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.

Partial cystectomy is well known In the management of Muscle invasive bladder cancer withspecific indication. Partial cystectomy can be offered in the management of benigntumors like leiomyoma or pheochromocytoma. We report three rare benign conditions of bladder namely pheochromocytoma, endometriosis and ovarian dermoid eroding into the bladder.Very limited data was available indicating cystectomy for these benign diseases of bladder. The main objective of this report was its rarity and specific symptoms of these benign conditions. The second objective was to study the post operative complications of the procedure for benign conditions and its impact on lower urinary tract symptoms in the long run. Partial cystectomy resulted in complete cure of these conditions and loss of bladder wall did not affect the lifestyle of these patients. Keywords: Partial cystectomy, Benign, Endometriosis, Bladder, Pheochromocytoma.