Peyronie disease Q. 1 The following statements are true about Peyronie’s disease except – A Pt. presents with complaints of painful erection B Condition affects adolescent males C The condition can be associated with Dupuytren’s contracture of the tendon of the hand. D Spontaneous regression occurs in 50% of the cases. Q. 1 The following […]
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CIRCUMCISION CIRCUMCISION INDICATIONS- Religious (jews and muslims) Phimosis Paraphimosis Balanitis & balanoposthitis Early carcinoma of prepuce or glans penis STD Recurrent UTI PROCEDURE- In children, it is done under GA In adults, it is done under LA. COMPLICATIONS- Reactionary haemorrhage Infection Stricture urethra near external meatus in children Chordee Exam Important INDICATIONS- Religious (jews and
Circumcision Q. 1 Which of the following is/are TRUE about hypospadias? 1. Defect is seen in the ventral part 2. Always associated with chordee 3. Associated with hooded prepuce 4. Circumcision should be avoided A 1,2 & 3 B 2,3 & 4 C 1,3 & 4 D All are true Q. 1 Which of the
CARCINOMA OF PENIS CARCINOMA OF PENIS MC type – SCC ETIOLOGY- Premalignant lesions- Genital warts- Bushke- Lowenstein tumour is a giant penile condyloma (verrucous carcinoma of penis) Erythroplasia of Queyrat or Paget’s disease of penis- precancerous lesion Leukoplakia of glans Bowen’s disease- small eczematous plaque Chronic balanoposthitis, phimosis (50%), Balanitis xerotica obliterans Condyloma auminata (HPV)
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Carcinoma Penis Q. 1 Carcinoma penis is rarest among – A Americans B Indians C Swedes D Jews Q. 1 Carcinoma penis is rarest among – A Americans B Indians C Swedes D Jews Ans. D Explanation: Ans. is `d’ i.e., Jews Carcinoma of penis Penile cancer is a malignant growth found on the skin
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PRIAPISM PRIAPISM Painful, persistent erection, not normally associated with sexual excitement. Erection may be atleast for 24 hours May occur due to Cantharide poisoning TYPES- High flow priapism- secondary to penile or perneal trauma Low flow flow priapism- painful, more common CLINICAL FEATURES- Children 5 to 10 years – MC due to sickle cell disease,
Priapism Q. 1 In children persistent priapism may result due to A Thrombosis of venous plexus B Leukaemia C Wilm’s tumour D Trauma Q. 1 In children persistent priapism may result due to A Thrombosis of venous plexus B Leukaemia C Wilm’s tumour D Trauma Ans. B Explanation: Ans. is ‘b’ i.e., Leukaemia Q. 2
FOURNIER GANGRENE FOURNIER’S GANGRENE Also called as idiopathic gangrene of the scrotum. It is a vascular gangrene, a form of necrotizing fasciitis, with abrupt onset of a rapidly fulminating genital gangrene of idiopathic origin and gangrene upto deep fascia. Trauma, infection → microorganism → inflammation → obliterative arteritis → scrotal gangrene Common in diabetics (MC)
Fournier gangrene Q. 1 Following statements are true for Fournier’s gangrene except: A It is a vascular disaster of infective origin B Sudden appearance of scrotal inflammation C Rapid onset of gangrene D Testes are never exposed Q. 1 Following statements are true for Fournier’s gangrene except: A It is a vascular disaster of infective
BUERGER DISEASE BUERGER’S DISEASE (THROMBOANGITIS OBLITERANS) Buerger’s disease is a non- atherosclerotic, progressive, segmental, occlusive inflammatory disorder involving small and medium sized arteries with cell mediated sensitivity to Type I and Type II collage in upper and lower extremities. Inflammatory process does involve adjacent nerves and veins. Triad of thromboangitis obliterans- occlusion of small and
