Based on literature data and personal clinical experience with twenty patients presenting sex organ oleogranuloma, summed up inferences are reached about the choice of a rational therapeutic approach. The conservative treatment in both acute and chronic stage of the disease proves ineffective. Operative treatment is the basic one, and is aimed at radical removal of the granulation tissue and injected lipid material deposits. The resulting skin defect may be covered using diverse procedures, briefly outlined in the paper.
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- Sclerosing oleogranuloma of the penis is a rare, benign condition resulting from the injection of foreign substances for penile augmentation, leading to painful lesions and quality of life issues in affected males.
- Diagnosis involves patient history, physical examination, and histological analysis, while treatment typically requires surgical excision followed by reconstruction.
- A clinical case detailing the one-stage Sapozhkov-Reich procedure was performed on a 21-year-old man to address a giant oleogranuloma with multiple lesions and ulceration.
The surgical management of penile oleogranuloma: case series.
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Faculty of Medicine, Urology, Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey.
Oleogranuloma of the penis is a complex set of pathological processes caused by the injection of a foreign substance (gel, balls, rods, etc.) into the penis with the purpose of penile augmentation. In this case series, we investigated a variety of clinical presentations of oleogranuloma and described our experience in managing the complications.
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WMJ
August 2007
Department of Urology, Marshfield Clinic-Wausau Center, 2727 Plaza Dr W3C, Wausau, WI 54401, USA.
Injection of viscous or semisolid materials into the penile shaft to increase its size, to correct erectile dysfunction, and/or to satisfy a sexual partner has only been sporadically reported in Eastern and Western European and American men. However, this practice appears to be more widespread in the countries of Southeast Asia. We present 3 cases of Hmong patients seen in a urology clinic in Wausau, Wis.
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Urology
August 2000
San Francisco General Hospital, San Francisco, California 94110, USA.
Penile augmentation by injection of petroleum jelly is still performed by nonmedical practitioners abroad and causes foreign body reactions with resultant scarring, deformity, and ulceration. Surgical treatment involves removal of the foreign material and granuloma, followed by scrotal flaps, inguinal flaps, free flaps, or split-thickness skin grafts. We present the use of native penile skin for coverage after resection of oleogranuloma in the first case of which we are aware.
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Urol Nefrol (Mosk)
August 1996
The authors have operated 24 patients to repair total and subtotal defects of penile integuments due to oleogranuloma. They have performed a total of 13 transplantations of axial island cellolocutaneous inguinal flaps basing on the external pudendal, superficial epigastric or superficial circumflex iliac arteries; 3 transplantations of free axial inguinal grafts; 2 transplantations of free axial grafts from the forearm on the radial artery. Microvascular anastomoses with the recipient zone vessels were formed.
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