![]() ![]() In one study, 57.2% of patients with confirmed penile fracture reported direct trauma to the erect penis during intercourse. Penile fracture is most commonly a direct result of trauma during sexual intercourse. Given the sequelae of this injury, this article will review the identification, prompt treatment, and long-term management of penile fractures. Penile fracture is considered a urological emergency. Delay in the treatment of penile fracture can lead to long-lasting sexual and anatomical dysfunction. This increased pressure, in turn, results in the rupture of the tunica albuginea. Direct trauma to an erect penis results in increased pressure in the cavernosa. Penile fracture is uncommon, but it is essential to note this specific urogenital injury. The majority of penile fractures occur with direct trauma during sexual intercourse. Describe some interprofessional team strategies for improving care coordination and communication to improve outcomes for patients affected by penile fractures.Identify management considerations for patients with a penile fracture.Review the typical presentation and physical exam findings in a patient with a penis fracture.Identify the etiology of penis fracture.This activity illustrates the evaluation and treatment of penis fractures and highlights the role of the interprofessional team in managing patients with this condition. Often the direct result of penile trauma during intercourse penis fractures has a deleterious effect on a patient's sexual health if left untreated. Penis fracture is an uncommon but severe injury. ![]()
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