(448) Sexual Emergencies

Abstract Introduction Urologist, gynecologist, surgeons, sexologists, and ER physicians are familiarized with some of the sexual emergencies that called attention everybody. However, broad spectrum those disorders is not well-known. Objective 1. Show magnitude in an important hospital South Florida. 2. nationally internationally. 3. Describe how they can vary according place, culture, societies. 4. To learn methods diagnosis treatment these ample variety conditions. Methods Based on multiple cases seen our Hialeah Hospital Miami, Florida, extensive review literature was done, presented to show magnitude, variety, diversity different areas medical field. Results The includes: I. common coital neurology (benign headache, subarachnoid hemorrhage, intracerebral bleeding, subdural cerebral vascular accidents), urology (penile fracture, priapism, preputial tears, penile vessel rupture, strangulation, necrosis, ureterovesical foreign bodies, epididymitis., obstructive uropathies), cardiology (sudden cardiac death, myocardial infarction), gynecology (vaginal laceration and/or evisceration with/without previous gynecological surgeries), obstetrical (postpartum dyspareunia secondary or episiotomy vaginal lacerations; postcoital preterm labor), immunological (local systemic, anaphylactic allergic reactions). II. Common autoerotic gastroenterology (foreign objects rectum, vagina, oropharyngeal/mandibular lesions), as well “body packers” (swallowed latex balloons for smuggling GI tract, vagina). III. Sexual assault IV. dysfunction: Hyperactive arousal (compulsive hunt orgasms attempt real suicide, hypersexuality related SSRI use). V. Sociosexual issues: Killings jealousy during sex, infidelity, castration like Lorena Bobbitt case. gynecologicalgynecological Conclusions epidemiology pathologies varies from country includes subjects any age, race, religion, culture. Finally, a diagnostic presented. Disclosure No