Successful management of a combined penile and urethral fracture

Abstract

Introduction This case highlights a rare occurrence of combined penile fracture and urethral injury in a 35‐year‐old male, emphasizing the critical need for accurate diagnosis and precise surgical intervention in such cases. Case presentation After a mishap during sexual intercourse, the patient faced intense penile pain, swelling, and urethrorrhagia. Advanced diagnostic methods, particularly MRI, confirmed a disruption in the tunica albuginea within the left corpora cavernosa. The patient underwent emergent surgical repair, addressing both urethral and corpora cavernosa injuries, leading to a successful postoperative course. Conclusion This case report underscores the paramount importance of comprehending and effectively managing complex urological traumas. Timely and appropriate surgical intervention is crucial for ensuring optimal patient recovery and well‐being in instances of combined penile and urethral injuries.

Keywords

• MRI diagnosis
• penile fracture
• surgical repair
• urethral injury
• urethrorrhagia