A 21-year-old man presented with an enlarged giant hemangioma on glans penis which also causes an erectile dysfunction (ED) that partially responded to the intracavernous injection stimulation test. Although the findings in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) indicated a glandular hemangioma, penile colored Doppler ultrasound revealed an invaded cavernausal hemangioma to the glans. Surgical excisi...

INTRODUCTION Construction of a neoglans penis may be required following glans amputation at circumcision, strangulation by a hair coil, or self-mutilation, among other indications. It may also be combined with phalloplasty to imitate the natural appearance and to support a penile prosthesis. AIM This is a report on a novel technique of neoglans construction for a patient with an amputated gla...

The penis is the male organ of copulation and is composed of erectile tissue that encases the extrapelvic portion of the urethra (Fig. 66-1). The penis of the horse is musculocavernous and can be divided into three parts: the root, the body or shaft, and the glans penis. The penis originates caudally at the root, which is fixed to the lateral aspects of the ischial arch by two crura (leg-like p...

This remarkable statement by John Hunter appears to-have received little attention when it was made. The truth contained in it is now appreciated, and we have learned further that this control by the testicles over the accessory male reproductive system is maintained by means of androgens. The first part of this paper is confined to one example of such control, namely, the relationship between ...

OBJECTIVES To describe the techniques and results of surgical reconstruction of glans penis lesions. METHODS Seventeen patients (mean age: 53.2 yr) were treated by resurfacing or reconstruction of the glans penis for benign, premalignant and malignant penile lesions. The aetiology of the lesions was one Zoon's balanitis, four lichen sclerosus, one carcinoma in situ, five squamous cell carcino...

Case Self-penile amputation, especially at the glans, has rarely been reported. Most reported cases of self-amputation were performed at the proximal or peripubic area, and there only one case of self-amputation at the glans has been reported in Japan. We report two cases of self-penile amputation at the glans. Case 1: A 31-year-old man with no psychiatric disease completely amputated his penis...

375 Abstract: In rats penis development a seen two stages in prenatal life, the second stage is androgen hormone dependent chondrocyte and osteocyte differentiation period. To investigate Tamoxifane (Tx) administration on the developmental anomalies of penis. The newborn male rats were injected with 100 μg Tamoxifen subcutaneously from the day of birth to fifth day. This changes in Os penis and...

The extracellular matrix is an important element in penile function and pathology, although little is known about its components in human glans. This study evaluates the morphological organization and volumetric density of elastic fibers in the glans penis of young men without any evidence of urogenital disease at autopsy or medical history. Penile glans were obtained from five young men who di...

Divided nevus of the penis is exceedingly rare. Desruelles et al. reported the first divided nevus on the penis in 1998, and, since then, only 17 cases have been reported in the English language literature. This article presents the successful excision and histopathologic evaluation of the nevi. The glans was reconstructed by a full-thickness skin graft using remnant foreskin. Six months after ...

was made by obtaining a rough grating sensation on palpation, and it was thought that the two stones rubbed against each other, otherwise the case simulated very markedly one of hard malignant growth of the glans penis. With care, however, the glans could be differentiated from the lump. Operation was at once performed and presented no difficulties, but it was found that what had appeared to be...