Advanced prostate cancer with brain metastasis presenting with isolated severe headache without urinary symptoms.: Case report and literature review.

Introduction And Clinical Importance: Brain metastases from prostate cancer are uncommon, occurring in fewer than 1 % of cases of metastatic prostate cancer. Brain metastasis can cause cerebral edema, neurologic symptoms, and may be misdiagnosed as primary brain tumors on imaging if thorough investigations are not done. It is difficult to identify and diagnose brain metastasis from prostate cancer since the intracranial metastatic process and presentation are poorly understood and limited to case studies.

"A successful reconstruction of remnants of corporal bodies and penile urethra after Total Glans Penis amputation following surgical circumcision in a 5-year-old boy". A case report and literature review.

Introduction And Importance: Circumcision is the most common surgical procedure done in boys. Its complication varies from minor to severe. In most of African countries circumcision is often performed by traditional circumcisers.