pulsative hematoma: a penile fracture complication

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Abstract
Background. Fracture of the penis is a direct blunt trauma of the erect or semi-erect penis. It can be treated by conservative or surgical means. Retrospective analyses of conservative penile fracture treatment reveal frequent immediate and later complications. Case report. We presented a 41- year-old patient with pulsative hematoma caused by an unusual fracture of the penis. Fracture had appeared 40 days before the admittance during a sexual intercourse. The patient was treated surgically. Conclusion. Pulsative hematoma (pulsative diverticulum) is a very rare, early complication of a conservatively treated penile fracture. Surgical treatment has an advantage over surgical one, which was confirmed by our case report.
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Authors ;Nale Đorđe;Mićić Sava
Journal applied nursing research : anr
Year 2007
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10.2298/VSP0701058D
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http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0042-8450/2007/0042-84500701058D.pdf
Keywords
wounds and injuries diagnosis male penis treatment outcomemedicine (general)

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