Penile Mondor’s disease: Clinical and sonographic images

Mukendi, Alain Mwamba; Mahlobo, Florence

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“…Dilated superficial penile dorsal vein associated with pains/discomfort is usually related to thrombophlebitis (mondor's disease), a rare entity seen in sexually active individuals where penile Doppler shows presence of a thrombus and absence of flow 2 . We report the first case of a dilated superficial penile dorsal vein in grade schooler with absence of thrombus and presence of venous flow on Doppler.…”

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Dilated superficial penile dorsal vein in a child: Clinical images

Mukendi

Mataruka

Kasapato

2022

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Dilated superficial penile dorsal vein in a child: Clinical images

Mukendi

Mataruka

Kasapato

2022

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“…[16][17][18] MD on the chest wall is considered as original MD, but similar conditions recognized as variants of MD may rarely arise on other sites, such as penis (penile Mondor's disease-PMD) and axilla (axillary web syndrome-AWS). 19,20 There is uncertainty in the literature whether it is correct to define AWS as a form of MD. AWS usually appears in the early postoperative period following axillary lymph node dissection or sentinel lymph node biopsy and clinical presentation is similar to MD.…”

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Superficial Thrombophlebitis of the Breast (Mondor’s Disease): An Uncommon Localization of Common Disease

Obradovic

Adzic

Stankovic

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Mondor’s disease (MD), or superficial thrombophlebitis of the anterolateral thoracoabdominal wall, is a rare disease that presents with a palpable cord-like induration beneath the skin. It is a benign, self-limiting condition with probably underestimated significance due to the fact it may be a rare manifestation of an underlying breast carcinoma. It can also resemble breast malignancy and, if physician is not familiar with clinical features of MD, it may lead to unnecessary biopsy. The diagnosis is straightforward in most cases and it may be based on a thorough history and physical examination and it can be ultrasonographically confirmed. Raising awareness of this condition may facilitate recognition and diagnosing MD and eventually limit unnecessary diagnostic procedures.

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“…El manejo suele ser médico, similar al propuesto para las flebectasias (►Figura 10). [22][23][24][25][26]…”

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Aspectos prácticos en la patología venosa del pene

Duque¹,

Arcila

2021

Revista Urología Colombiana / Colombian Urology Journal

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ResumenEl objetivo del presente artículo es mostrar una serie de alteraciones peneanas que, aunque frecuentes en la consulta de medicina sexual, son minimizadas, la mayoría de las veces por desconocimiento de los terapeutas, aunque para los pacientes que las padecen sean genuinas tragedias personales. Hemos revisado la literatura disponible sobre un grupo de seis patologías venosas especificas del pene que configuran el grupo más representativo. Se incluyen las frecuentes e indolentes venas superficiales tortuosas, los cirsoceles o flebectasias, las fugas venosas dorsales, que suelen ser una patología congénita, las deformantes malformaciones venosas del glande, la desconcertante y enigmática enfermedad de Mondor, y las fístulas arteriovenosas, con su riesgo de priapismo de alto flujo implícito. Todas se consideran alteraciones patológicas que requieren intervenciones menores en su tratamiento, excepto ciertos casos de fugas venosas y de fístulas, cuyo manejo es invasivo, y que, en conjunto, buscan una mejor comprensión de los hallazgos cotidianos en este órgano.

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Penile Mondor’s disease: Clinical and sonographic images

Abstract: Penile Mondor's disease or thrombophlebitis of the superficial dorsal penile vein is a rare disorder of the penis. Reported cases in the literature are mostly focal thrombus. We present clinical and sonographic images of an extensive superficial dorsal penile vein thrombosis.

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Dilated superficial penile dorsal vein in a child: Clinical images

Dilated superficial penile dorsal vein in a child: Clinical images

Superficial Thrombophlebitis of the Breast (Mondor’s Disease): An Uncommon Localization of Common Disease

Aspectos prácticos en la patología venosa del pene

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