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Penis fracture is a very painful and traumatic injury. The man heard a cracking sound and felt a sharp pain; the erection ceases instantly, and with the hematoma, the penis becomes deformed, becomes blue.
A bit of anatomy is essential because the word fracture is commonly used is not fully adapted. There is no bone in the penis, it would be better to talk of tearing.
The penis is made up of several envelopes. It ends with the glans , which is covered with the foreskin , skin shrink. It contains the urethra, the tube that serves to remove the urine from the bladder , and the sperm produced by the testes . But it contains mainly the corpus cavernosum, tissue "erectile" located on top of the penis. They are made of spongy tissue traversed by numerous veins that form the "caves", separated by partitions muscle. During the erection , this tissue fills with blood, the penis hardens and grows both with this filling.
These are the corpora cavernosa which can break when turned on, during an erection, and if the rod is then bending sharply. In shock, so the penis appears "broken." The rigid shell called albuginea surrounding the penile tears. The blood then diffuses immediately under the skin, forming a large and painful bruise.
Penis fracture is a very painful and traumatic injury. The man heard a cracking sound and felt a sharp pain; the erection ceases instantly, and with the hematoma, the penis becomes deformed, becomes blue.
A bit of anatomy is essential because the word fracture is commonly used is not fully adapted. There is no bone in the penis, it would be better to talk of tearing.
The penis is made up of several envelopes. It ends with the glans , which is covered with the foreskin , skin shrink. It contains the urethra, the tube that serves to remove the urine from the bladder , and the sperm produced by the testes . But it contains mainly the corpus cavernosum, tissue "erectile" located on top of the penis. They are made of spongy tissue traversed by numerous veins that form the "caves", separated by partitions muscle. During the erection , this tissue fills with blood, the penis hardens and grows both with this filling.
These are the corpora cavernosa which can break when turned on, during an erection, and if the rod is then bending sharply. In shock, so the penis appears "broken." The rigid shell called albuginea surrounding the penile tears. The blood then diffuses immediately under the skin, forming a large and painful bruise.
