Introduction. Penile fracture is a traumatic rupture of tunica albuginea and
the tumescent corpora cavernosa due to the nonphysiological bending of the
penile shaft, presenting with or without rupture of corpus spongiosum and
urethra. The incidence of concomitant injury of the urethra is 0-38%.
Complete urethral rupture is rare, but it is almost always associated with
bilateral corporeal injury. Case report. We presented a patient with complete
urethral rupture, and rupture of the right cavernous body. According to the
available literature, this case is extremely rare. Conclusion. Fracture of
the penis is relatively uncommon and is considered a urologic emergency.
Prompt surgical exploration and repair can preserve erectile and voiding
function.
Bilateral Corpus Cavernosum and Complete Urethral Rupture: A Double Trouble