Cystic Degeneration of Glans Penis

my dispensary for the relief of an adherent foreskin. On examination, the prepuce was found covering the entire glans penis and its orifice was turned inwards into the external urinary meatus and was continuous with the mucous lining of the urethra. It was freely movable on the glans. Taking this to be a case of simple phimosis, I carefully separated the prepuce from the external urinary meatus and retracted it upwards to separate it off the glans penis. There were slight adhesions and these were freed by blunt dissection. The usual colour and appearance of a normal glans were not visible but a bilobed cystic structure was found occupying its place. This really consisted of two separate hemispherical cysts enclosing between them the terminal portion of the urethra. One of these cysts was accidentally ruptured during the process of separating the adhesions and the escape of typical sebaceous material gave the clue of the true nature of the condition. The situation