Trombosis de la vena dorsal del pene (Flebitis de Mondor). Aportación de un nuevo caso

Faba, Ó. Rodríguez; Muntaner, Luis Parra; Cisneros, Sergio Carlos Gómez; Benito, José M.; Barmadah, S. Escaf

doi:10.1016/s0210-4806(06)73400-3

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“…Patients complain of a cord-like induration, which is often painful, in the dorsal aspect of the penis, and this pain can be constant or episodic. The etiology of this condition is usually unknown, but various causative factors have been reported, e.g., penile trauma, excessive sexual activity, prolonged sexual abstinence, infection, pelvic tumors and the constrictive elements used during certain sexual practices; of these, the trauma caused by sexual intercourse appears to be the main etiologic factor (4, 5). For most patients, their symptoms completely resolve after 6 to 8 weeks of conservative management with anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics.…”

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Pulsed and Color Doppler Sonographic Findings of Penile Mondor's Disease

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This report describes the color and pulsed Doppler US findings of penile Mondor's disease. The pulsed Doppler US findings of penile Mondor's disease have not been previously published, so we report here for the first time on the cavernosal arterial flow signal pattern of penile Mondor's disease. Penile Mondor's disease is rare disease that's characterized by thrombosis in the dorsal vein of the penis. The previous reports on penile Mondor's disease are concerned with the color Doppler US finding without the flow signals in this area, but these findings are insufficient to understand the hemodynamics in penile Mondor's disease. We report for the first time on a cavernosal artery flow signal pattern of low peak systolic velocity and high-resistance.

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Pulsed and Color Doppler Sonographic Findings of Penile Mondor's Disease

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“…The emitting veins in the proximal third of the penis merge over the dorsomedial surface of the corpus cavernosum bilaterally to form between 2 to 5 cavernous veins. In the hilum of the penis, these vessels pass between the pillars and the bulbar region receiving branches from each of them and joining with the internal pudendal veins [5]. Apart from the erectile structures, vessels of the penile skin also originate from the external pudendal branch of the femoral artery.…”

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Penile Mondor’s disease

Öztürk

2014

Basic Clin. Androl.

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Mondor’s disease is a rare, self-limiting, benign process with acute presentation characterized by subcutaneous bands in several parts of the body. Penile Mondor’s disease (PMD) is thrombophlebitis of the superficial dorsal vein of the penis. It is usually considered as thrombophlebitis or phlebitis of subcutaneous vessels. Some findings suggest that it might be of lymphatic origin. The chest, abdominal wall, penis, upper arm, and other parts of the body may also be involved by the disease. Although its physiopathology is not exactly known, transection of the vessel during surgery or any type of trauma such as external compression may trigger its possible development. This disease almost always limits itself. It may be associated with psychological distress and sexual incompatibility. The patients usually feel the superficial vein of the penis like a hard rope and present with complaint of pain around this hardness. Diagnosis is usually easy with physical examination but color Doppler ultrasound examination is important for differential diagnosis. Thus, a close collaboration is required between radiologist and urologist in order to determine the correct diagnosis and appropriate therapies.

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“…Prolonged sexual intercourse is state as most common cause in the literature. 1 , 2 When investigated the literature, it is clear that Doppler ultrasonography is often carried out for diagnosis as a further investigation with or without an intracavernosal vasoactive agent. 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 We carried out this examination in our patients.…”

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The Damage of Penile Doppler Ultrasonoghraphy in Diagnosis of Penile Mondor's Disease: A Report of Two Cases

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Gülaçtı

et al. 2015

Urology Case Reports

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Penile Mondor's disease is a thrombophlebitis of the superficial dorsal vein of the penis. It is a rare clinical diagnosis and generally resolves spontaneously. A simple physical examination is sufficient for diagnosis but color Doppler ultrasonography is often carried out as a further investigation. We describe two patients who developed priapism due to penile Doppler ultrasonography which was used for diagnosis of these patients. Now, in our opinion this examination was unnecessary.

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Trombosis de la vena dorsal del pene (Flebitis de Mondor). Aportación de un nuevo caso

Cited by 16 publications

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Pulsed and Color Doppler Sonographic Findings of Penile Mondor's Disease

Pulsed and Color Doppler Sonographic Findings of Penile Mondor's Disease

Penile Mondor’s disease

The Damage of Penile Doppler Ultrasonoghraphy in Diagnosis of Penile Mondor's Disease: A Report of Two Cases

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