Unilateral Corporal Cavernosum Partial Thrombosis: A Challenging Presentation and Management
A 29-year-old African American male presented to our emergency department with a five-day history of perineal pain and tender swelling of the left perineal body with no evidence of trauma. Physical examination revealed a firm left proximal corpus cavernosum body. Laboratory tests were within normal limits. Pelvic MRI confirmed the presence of a large left-sided unilateral corporal cavernosum partial thrombosis (UCCPT) filling the proximal third of the left corpus cavernosum. The patient was managed conservatively with anticoagulation, pain control, and pelvic rest.
Source: Urology - Category: Urology & Nephrology Authors: Christopher Koller, Judy Fustok, Jack Hua, Benjamin Triche, Wayne Hellstrom, Mohit Khera, Omer Raheem Tags: Clinical Challenges in Urology Source Type: research
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