To describe the sonographic findings occurring in penis injury so that a precise diagnosis can be established for facilitating the most appropriate treatment choice which may be either medical or surgical depending on the case.

Penis injuries are uncommon lesions associated with urethral lesions in 20 to 30 % of cases, with fracture of the corpus cavernosum accounting for 33 to 58 % of injuries. There are several ways to classify these injuries; in daily practice the most useful method takes into account where the affected tissue is located by dividing the lesions into three groups: (a) those of the tegument; (b) the corpus cavernosum; and (c) corpus spongiosum of the urethra. Taking into account skin integrity, we can divide...

All images are cases of Reina Sofia Hospital within the period stated in the job.

In penis injury, ultrasound is the first imaging technique of choice, given that it is easily accessible, has a low-cost and is reliable in the diagnosis of lesions, being aimed at specialists who need to choose between conservative or surgical treatment,encouraging rapid patient recovery and thus avoiding any complications.

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