Self-inflicted penile amputation – management a century ago and now

Self-inflicted penile amputation is a rare phenomenon. We report a man who attempted to cut his penis at the root as his severe colicky pain could not be controlled by the medications given to him. We compare the management of this patient with that of a similar case reported 90 years ago.

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Sri Lanka Journal of Urology
Published
2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.4038/slju.v15i1.4077
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Genital Health and Disease
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Self-inflicted penile amputation – management a century ago and now

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Sri Lanka Journal of Urology
Genital Health and Disease
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Self-inflicted penile amputation – management a century ago and now

A. M. Abeygunasekera, A. M. L. C. Ambegoda, S. Vidanapathirana, W. S. L. De Silva, D. S. Indrajith
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Abstract

Self-inflicted penile amputation is a rare phenomenon. We report a man who attempted to cut his penis at the root as his severe colicky pain could not be controlled by the medications given to him. We compare the management of this patient with that of a similar case reported 90 years ago.

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Self-inflicted penile amputation – management a century ago and now — A. M. Abeygunasekera, A. M. L. C. Ambegoda, et al. · Sri Lanka Journal of Urology (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS