Uro- Penile Disorders

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What is Phimosis?

condition characterized by the inability to retract the foreskin over the glans penis

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What typically causes pathologic phimosis?

balanitis xerotica obliterans

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What is epispadias?

rare malformation of the urethral meatus characterized by failure of the urethra by failure of the urethra to tubularize on the dorsal aspect

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What is epispadias commonly associated with?

bladder extrophy

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What are features of epispadias?

short phallus, urethral meatus located on dorsal side, ± incontinence

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What is the tx for epispadias?

surgical repair → repair bladder neck, epispadias repair

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What is hypospadias?

congential defect characterized by abn development of the urethral fold and ventral foreskin causing abn position of the meatus

(urethra located w/in corpus spongiosum)

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What causes hypospadias?

abn androgen metabolism or levels of androgen precursors, maternal exposure to environmental pollutants or endocrine disruptors

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What are features of hypospadias?

urethral meatus located on ventral aspect, associated w/ abd curvature of penis, dorsal hooding of foreskin w/ incomplete ventral foreskin

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What is the tx for hypospadias?

surgery recommended when pt is 6-18 months old

-late repairs are associated w/ more complications

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What is Peyronie’s disease?

painful curvature of the erect penis d/t fibrous plaque of tunic albuginea

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What causes Peyronie’s?

repeated penile injury, DM, smoking, EtOH, men > 60, hx of connective tissue disorder (Dupuytren’s)

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What is the tx for Peyronie’s?

Meds: collagenase clostridium hisolyticum (Xiaflex), pentoxifylline (PTX), Verapamil

Alt: vit E, steroid injection, penile stretching

surgery: penile plication, grafting, penile prosthesis

may spontaneously resolve

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Which medication is the only one that is FDA approved specifically for Peyronie’s?

collagenase clostridium histolyticum (Xiaflex)

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What is priapism?

prolonged painful erection > 4 hrs; not associated w/ sexual arousal/desire

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How does ischemic priapism present?

most common; true EMERGENCY

painful, penile shaft is hard, does not affect the glans

occurs in hemoglobinopathies, hypercoag states, or w/ PDE5Is

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How does non-ischemic priapism present?

non-painful, NON-emergent

most of the penis is hard, typically after trauma that causes a fistula btwn the artery and corpus cavernosa

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What causes ischemic priapism?

physiologic obstruction of venous drainage → buildup of highly viscous poorly oxygenated blood w/in corpora cavernosa; injures tissue

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What cause non-ischemic priapism?

unregulated cavernous arterial flow; blood is neither hypoxic or acidotic

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What is the tx for ischemic priapism?

SS pts → hydration, pain meds, oxygen

therapeutic aspiration; if persists → inject Phenylephrine (DOC) → still persists → surgery (shunt)

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What is the tx for non-ischemic priapism?

observation, some have spontaneous resolution

corporal aspiration (only for dx)

arterial embolization or direct ligation if pt desires

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What is urethritis?

inflammation of urethra typically secondary to STI

*gonococcal vs nongonococcal

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What are features of urethritis?

pain at the tip of the penis, urethral discharge, dysuria

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What is the tx for STI urethritis?

Ceftriaxone + Doxy

alt: Ceftriaxone + Azithro

*screen for syphilis/HIV; must tx all sexual partners

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What findings of physiological phimosis?

prepuce adehesions (usually desquamate to allow retraction); by 3 yo, 90% should have full retraction

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What is a characteristic finding of phimosis?

smegma -exfoliated epithelial cells and skin oils produced to keep the glans moist

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What are findings of pathological phimosis?

stenosis, scarring, pallor of preputial opening; continued voiding → BXO; inc risk of STI & penile cancer

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What is the medical tx for phimosis?

variety of creams available -must be used 4-8 wks to work

-clobetosol proprionate, betamethasone, hydrocortisone, diclofenac Na

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What is the surgical tx for phimosis?

circumcision

-Mogen clamp, Gomco clamp, Plastibell

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What are circumcision complications?

removing too much/too little foreskin, meatal stenosis, penile adhesions, penile skin bridge, trapped penis

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What are the circumcision guidelines for pediatrics?

recommend < 12 months old

dec risk of UTI, penile cancer, STDs

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What are the circumcision guidelines for adults?

recommended if true phimosis & failed medical tx

pts w/ recurrent balanitis/balanoposthitis

recurrent UTI (r/o GU anomalies first)

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What is paraphimosis?

urologic emergency characterized by prepuce (foreskin) that becomes trapped behind the glans penis; usually iatrogenic cause

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What are features of paraphimosis?

erythema, pain, swelling of prepuce & glans; ischemia and necrosis can occur if foreskin is not reduced → dark, dusky, pale, blue, or black discoloration of skin

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What is the tx for paraphimosis?

manual reduction of foreskin; unsuccessful → consult uro

*elective circumcision or dorsal slit procedure is recommended in all pts w/ significant paraphimosis

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What is balanitis?

inflammation of the glans penis

(+prepuce = balanoposthitis)

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What are RF for balanitis?

uncircumcised, poor hygiene, CM, change in baseline pH, hx STI or candidiasis

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What are features of balanitis?

glans appears shiny, eryethma, pain, pruritis, malodor, edema; skin excoriation, difficulty retracting foreskin, dysuria, meatal stenosis

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What is the tx for fungal balanitis?

1st line: Clotrimazole 1%

alt: miconazole 2%

allergic to imidazoles → nystatin cream

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What is the tx for bacterial balanitis?

mupirocin ointment

alt: bacitracin/neomycin ointment

severe: cephalexin

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What is the tx for STI balanitis?

tx STI; if recurrent consider circumcision

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What are disorders of sexual differentiation?

“intersex” or “hermaphroditism”

results from abnormal chromosomal, gonadal, or phenotypic sex determination

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How might DSD manifest?

b/l undescended testes, severe hypospadias, clitoromegaly, fusion of labial folds, female external genitalia w/ palpable gonad, discordant genitalia, chromosomal amniocentesis differs from phenotype, maternal exposure to androgens, inguinal masses, urogenital sinus formation