Microsurgical reimplantantion of a self-amputated penis with anastomosis of a single deep dorsal penile artery: Case report
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VOLUME: 5 ISSUE: 3
P: 123 - 126
September 2009

Microsurgical reimplantantion of a self-amputated penis with anastomosis of a single deep dorsal penile artery: Case report

Med J Bakirkoy 2009;5(3):123-126
1. Bakırköy Dr. Sadi Konuk Eğitim ve Araştırma Hastanesi, Üroloji kliniği, İstanbul
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Received Date: 08.06.2008
Accepted Date: 28.01.2009
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ABSTRACT

Microsurgical penile reimplantation was performed in a 24 years old man with chronic schizophrenia after a complete penile selfamputation. Urethra, corpora cavernosa and right deep dorsal penile artery were anastomosed microsurgically 6 hours after trauma. Skin necrosis on postoperative day 4 and distal urethral defect at the end of the first week developed. Necrotic tissues were debrided and a free skin graft was laid on the defect. During long-term follow-up, there was a distal urethral defect which was 1.5 cm in length, the sensation was decreased on distal penile shaft and glans and penile length was also shortened. The patient had morning erections, but he has not attempted sexual intercourse. We have observed rigid erection continuing for 10 minutes with combined injection stimulation test.

Keywords:
Penile amputation, penile reimplantation, microsurgical reimplantation