Penile Mondor's disease: Imaging in two cases.

Penile Mondor's disease is a rare and under-recognized benign genital condition consisting of an isolated thrombosis of the dorsal superficial vein of the penis. Symptoms do not show distinctive features and there are asymptomatic cases. The patients usually present with a cord-like induration at dorsum of the penis.

Superficial peroneal nerve compression due to peroneus brevis muscle herniation.

Muscle hernias of the extremities most commonly occur in the leg, between the knee and ankle. Symptomatic muscle hernias in the leg are rare cause of chronic leg pain and neuropathy, and not routinely encountered in surgical practice. Although this condition is especially an esthetic problem, with palpable subcutaneous soft tissue mass, it can lead to spontaneous pain, cramp, local tenderness or potentially neuropathic symptoms.

Adrenal Adenoma-Hemangioma Collision Tumor: Description of Two Cases.

Adrenal collision tumors are rare clinical entities referring to separate coexisting adjacent tumors involving an adrenal gland with sharp demarcation between the two and without a substantial histologic admixture at the interface. Most of the adrenal collision tumors described are combinations of adenoma and metastasis or adenoma and myelolipoma. We report two cases of a 63-year-old male and a 76-year-old female patient with a presumable exceedingly rare adrenal hemangioma-adenoma collision tumor.