Acute medicine & surgery · 2016
Self-penile glans amputation: a report of two cases.
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Terayama Takero, Sakamoto Toshihisa, Ikeuchi Hisashi, Tanaka Yoshihiro
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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 at the glans. He underwent a stump plasty under spinal anesthesia. Case 2: A 46-year-old man with schizophrenia amputated his penis at the glans. Surgery and the post-surgical course were almost the same as described in Case 1.
OUTCOME: Both patients experienced few functional problems except for slight urinary stream disorders.
CONCLUSION: A stump plasty is a good procedure to treat self-penile amputation at the glans. It is simple, quick, does not require special technical skills, and is not associated with serious complications.
OUTCOME: Both patients experienced few functional problems except for slight urinary stream disorders.
CONCLUSION: A stump plasty is a good procedure to treat self-penile amputation at the glans. It is simple, quick, does not require special technical skills, and is not associated with serious complications.