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PENILE INJURIES

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Blood loss can be severe; resuscitate the shocked patient and cross-match blood. Place the penis, if found, in a wet swab inside a plastic bag, which is then placed inside another bag containing ice ( bag in a bag ). It can survive for 24 hours.

Knife and gunshot wounds
Associated injuries are common (e.g. scrotum, major vessels of the lower limb). Most injuries, other than minor ones, should undergo primary repair. Remove debris from wound (e.g. particles of clothing) and debride necrotic tissue and repair as for penile fractures.

Penile fracture
Rupture of the tunica albuginea of the erect penis (i.e. rupture of one or both corpora cavernosa rupture of corpus spongiosum with rupture of the urethra). The tunica albuginea is 2mm thick in the flaccid penis. It thins to 0.25mm during erection, and is therefore vulnerable to rupture if the penis is forcibly bent (e.g. during vigorous sexual intercourse). The patient usually reports a sudden  snapping  or  popping  sound and/or sensation, with sudden penile pain and detumescence of the erection.
The penis is swollen and brusied, sometimes resembling an aubergine. If Buck's fascia has ruptured, bruising extends onto the lower abdominal wall and into the perineum and scrotum. A tender, palpable defect may be felt over the site of the tear in the tunica albuginea. If the urethra is damaged, there may be blood at the meatus or haematuria (dipstick/ microscopic or macroscopic) and pain on voiding or urinary retention. Arrange a retrograde urethrogram in such cases.

Treatment
There has been a trend away from conservative management towards surgical repair (lower complication rate e.g. reduced penile deformity, less chance of penile scar tissue and prolonged penile pain).
- Conservative: application of cold compresses to the penis; analgesics and anti-inflammatory drugs; abstinence from sexual activity for 6 - 8 weeks to allow healing.
- Surgery: expose the fracture site in the tunica albuginea, evacuate the haematoma, and close the defect in the tunica.

Surgical reimplantation of amputated penis
Repair the urethra first, over a catheter, to provide a stable base for subsequent neurovascular repair. Close the tunica albuginea of the corpora (4/0 absorbable suture). Cavernosal artery repair is technically very difficult and does not improve penile viability. Anastomose the dorsal artery of the penis (11/0 nylon), then the dorsal vein (9/0 nylon) to provide venous drainage, and, finally, the dorsal penile nerve (10/0 nylon).

Surgical repair of penile fracture
Expose the fracture site by degloving the penis via a circumcising incision around the subcoronal sulcus or by an incision directly over the defect if palpable. A degloving incision allows better exposure of the urethra for associated urethral injuries. Alternatively, use a midline incision extending distally from the midline raphe of the scrotum, along the shaft of the penis. This latter incision, along with a degloving incision, allows excellent exposure of both corpora cavernosa so that an unexpected bilateral injury can be repaired easily, as can a urethral injury should this have occurred.
Close the defect in the tunica with absorbable sutures or by non-absorbable sutures (bury the knots so that the patient is unable to palpate them). Non-absorbable sutures may possibly be associated with prolonged post-operative pain. Leave a urethral catheter (voiding can be difficult immediately post-operatively). Repair a urethral rupture, if present, with a spatulated single or two-layer urethral anastomosis, and splint repair with a urethral catheter for 3 weeks.

Penile bites
Clean the wound. Give broad spectrum antibiotics (e.g. cephalosporin and amoxycillin).

Zipper injuries
If the penis is still caught in the zipper, use lubricant jelly and gently attempt to open it. The zipper may have to be cut with orthopaedic cutters or prised apart with a pair of surgical clips on either side of the zipper.

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