Pediatric penile fracture with severe urethral disruption: A rare case presentation

Herein, we report a rare case of pediatric penile fracture with severe urethral avulsion, caused by bicycle fall. The patient was a eight years old boy that referred to emergency department with the moderate degree of swelling, ecchymosis and penile deformity. He was not able to viding. Scrotal and testicular examination were normal. Ultrasonography demonstrate soft tissue swelling along the penile body, spongiosal and cavernosal linear tearing with ventral hematoma of the basal penis. Reterograde urethrography demonstrated extravasation of the contrast media on the one third portion of the proximal penile urethra. After degloving incision, gentle urethroplasty was performed with buccal mucosal graft. The corpora cavernosa was repaired airily with fine continual absorbable suture.