ACUTE PROSTATITIS ACUTE PROSTATITIS Inflammation of prostate can be Acute or Chronic. ETIOLOGY- MC organism- E. Coli > staphylococcus aureus > staphylococcus albus Instrumentation Ascending and descending infection from below and above into infected urine into prostatic ducts Haematogenous CLINICAL FEATURES- High grade fever, chills and rigors Retention of urine Perineal heaviness, pain on defaecation […]
Acute Prostatitis Q. 1 Complication which commonly accompanies acute prostatitis – A Epididymitis B Orchitis C Seminal vesiculitis D Sterility Q. 1 Complication which commonly accompanies acute prostatitis – A Epididymitis B Orchitis C Seminal vesiculitis D Sterility Ans. C Explanation: Ans. is ‘c’ i.e., Seminal vesiculitis PreviousNext × Will you help me by Sharing
CARCINOMA OF PROSTATE CARCINOMA OF PROSTATE Carcinoma of prostate is the MC malignant tumour in men over 65 years. MC cause of bone secondaries Carcinoma of prostate occurs in peripheral zone in prostatic gland proper (commonly in posterior lobe) RISK FACTORS- Advancing age + increase fat intake Genetic alterations is hypermethylation of glutathione transferase (GSTP-1)
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Carcinoma of prostate Q. 1 Which is the most common site of carcinoma prostate? A Peripheral B Centre C Verumontum D None of the above Q. 1 Which is the most common site of carcinoma prostate? A Peripheral B Centre C Verumontum D None of the above Ans. A Explanation: 85% of prostate carcinoma arise
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EPISPADIAS EPISPADIAS Urethra opens in the dorsum (upper aspect) of the penis in males. In females, there is fissure in the wall of the urethra which opens above clitoris (uncommon) MC site in abdominopenile junction Associated with- a) Dorsal chordee b) Ectopia vesicae c) Urinary incontinence d) Separated pubic bone CLINICAL FEATURES- Males- glandular epispadias
Epispadias Q. 1 Epispadias is associated with? A Bifid pubic symphysis B Chordee C Anal atresia D Intestial obstruction Q. 1 Epispadias is associated with? A Bifid pubic symphysis B Chordee C Anal atresia D Intestial obstruction Ans. B Explanation: Ans is b i.e. chordee An epispadias is a rare type of congenital malformation in
PHIMOSIS PHIMOSIS Inability to retract the preprucial skin over the glans. ETIOLOGY- Congenital (MC) Balanitis (inflammation of the glans) & Balanoposthitis (inflammation of glans, prepuce and sac). Both are common in diabetics Chancre Carcinoma of penis CLINICAL FEATURES- Difficuluty in micturition In children, ballooning of prepuce Edema, erythema, tenderness of prepuce TREATMENT- Circumcision (especially recurrent
Phimosis Q. 1 The recommended treatment for preputial adhesions producing ballooning of prepuce during micturition in a 5 years old boy is: (AIIMS June 2003) A Wait and watch policy B Circumcision C Dorsal slit D Preputial adhesions release and dilatation Q. 1 The recommended treatment for preputial adhesions producing ballooning of prepuce during micturition
PARAPHIMOSIS PARAPHIMOSIS Inability to place back the retracted prepucial skin over the glans. The retracted skin acts like a tight ring constricting proximal to the corona and prepuceal skin resulting in venous congestion. Congestion results n glans swelling, oedematous with severe pain and tenderness. Glans will undergo necrosis or gangrenous change. ETIOLOGY Catherization After sexual
Paraphimosis Q. 1 Not true about paraphimosis is – A Iatrogenic B Seen in Diabetes mellitus C Gangrene of glans D Circumcision is the t/t Q. 1 Not true about paraphimosis is – A Iatrogenic B Seen in Diabetes mellitus C Gangrene of glans D Circumcision is the t/t Ans. B Explanation: Ans is ‘b’
