PMC10364008_01
Laceration penile injury.
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The patient was managed surgically after 3 days, suturing the wound with inverting and interrupted sutures in 2 layers using vicryl 3-0 for fascia and silk 3-0 sutures for the overlying skin. This was done under penile nerve block and local infiltration using plain lignocaine (without adrenaline) (Figures 1-3).
Local anesthetic application done at the root of the penis and around the wound.
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The patient was managed surgically after 3 days, suturing the wound with inverting and interrupted sutures in 2 layers using vicryl 3-0 for fascia and silk 3-0 sutures for the overlying skin. This was done under penile nerve block and local infiltration using plain lignocaine (without adrenaline) (Figures 1-3).
Wound after sutures.
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The patient was managed surgically after 3 days, suturing the wound with inverting and interrupted sutures in 2 layers using vicryl 3-0 for fascia and silk 3-0 sutures for the overlying skin. This was done under penile nerve block and local infiltration using plain lignocaine (without adrenaline) (Figures 1-3).