Mondor Disease Of Penis; A Rare Entity Mimicking Peyronie's Disease

Abstract

Mondor’s disease of the penis is a rare entity characterized by thrombosis in the dorsal penile vein. Unlike anxiety resulting from this condition which is conservatively treated, recognizing this disease is quite easy with Doppler ultrasonography. Peyronie’s disease and sclerosing lymphangitis are considered in the differential diagnosis of Mondor’s disease. In this present case report we aimed to present ultrasonography findings and briefly review the literature in a male patient diagnosed with Mondor's disease who admitted with rope like stiffness on the dorsal side of penis mimicking Peyronie's disease.

Keywords

• Penile Mondor’s disease
• superficial dorsal penile vein
• thrombosis
• Doppler ultrasound