Penis trauma after fish bites: a case report

Penile trauma is challenging because it impacts both physical and mental well-being. It is uncommon because the penis is well-protected by its position. We report the case of an 11-year-old boy who presented with penile glans partial amputation and total transection of the urethra resulting from a fish bite injury while swimming in the river. The patient received emergency care, including wound irrigation, anti-tetanus shots, broad-spectrum antibiotics, pain medication, and pre-op preparation for surgical debridement. Meatoplasty for the conservation of the penile glans was performed. The patient was given antibiotics for five days and a urinary catheter for 14 days. Suture removal was done on the 21^st day after surgery. After three months, the patient was free of urinary problems, and there was no stricture in the new meatus.