Case 88: Peyronie Disease || Ultrasound

   

Clinical Features:

A 42-year-old male patient came with

- Painful erection

- Abnormal penile curvature

Ultrasound Features:

Echogenic calcified plaques are noted in tunica albuginea between corpora cavernosa casting acoustic shadows without any vascular involvement.

Remember:

Neurovascular involvement should be checked in Peyronie disease.

Ultrasound Diagnosis:

Peyronie Disease

Ultrasound Images:

Cross section of penile shaft showing calcific plaque in tunica albuginea between corpora cavernosa

Cross section of penile shaft showing calcific plaques in tunica albuginea between corpora cavernosa

Cross section of penile shaft showing calcific plaques in tunica albuginea between corpora cavernosa

Long section of penile shaft showing right corpora cavernosum

Long section of penile shaft showing left corpora cavernosum

Cross section of penile shaft showing calcific plaques in tunica albuginea between corpora cavernosa

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