Case Report of Penile Strangulation with Metal Ring of Key Chain
Journal Title: Journal of Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences University - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
Penile strangulation is one of the less frequently encountered cases in emergency room. Sexual pleasure leads the list of factors acting as impetus. In this case report, a case of penile strangulation presenting to Surgery outpatient after two months of insertion of metal ring (key chain ring) is discussed. After careful consideration of patient's condition, the ring was removed with help of K wire cutter.
Authors and Affiliations
Raja . , Bharathi Kannan, Medhun .
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