Presentation
Post-trauma. Inability to urinate.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Venous intravasation - retrograde urethrography
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Retrograde urethrogram reveals a segment of tight stricture involving the proximal bulbar urethra in bulbomembranous junction, with extensive venous intravasation into the penile venous plexus and pelvic veins.
Case Discussion
Retrograde urethrography findings are consistent with a tight stricture along with proximal bulbar urethra associated with venous intravasation. Intravasation is partly due to the degree of pressure applied during contrast administration, the higher the pressure, the more likely intravasation will occur.
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