Paraphimosis

The main risk factor is lack of circumcision - Sneha Shah

Paraphimosis
Paraphimosis

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Trick of the Trade: Paraphimosis – Pour Some Sugar On Me

Paraphimosis can be a urological emergency as the tight ring formed by the foreskin can cause ischemia to the tip of the penis and eventually gangrene. Timely reduction is of high importance. Treatment involves gentle compression of the glans and gradual manual foreskin retraction. Unfortunately, as time goes on, more swelling occurs making traditional reduction techniques more difficult.

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Paraphimosis commonly occurs iatrogenically, when the foreskin is retracted for cleaning, placement of a urinary catheter, a procedure such as a cystoscopy, or for penile examination.

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