No abstract available.
Myxoma* ; Perineum*

Perineal testicular ectopia is unusually observed but it is easily recognized by the presence of testis in the perineum and treated by surgery. We are submitting two cases of perineal testis with review of literatures.
Perineum ; Testis*

No abstract available.
Carcinoma, Basal Cell ; Perineum

PURPOSE: To evaluate the usefulness of transperineal sonography of the prostate in patients with previousabdominoperineal resection. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Transperineal prostatic sonograms were obtained from ninepatients with abdominoperineal resection. The shortest distance between the probe and the prostate gland, itsvolume, and its internal and external structures were evaluated for image quality, shape, border, and the degreeof distortion in internal echo. Because the number of patients was small, statistical analysis was not performed. RESULTS: Transperineal sonography of the prostate in eight patient was obtained at ease, except that one of ninepatients was not able to continue the procedure because of severe tenderness of the perineum and poor cooperation.Acceptable images of the prostate gland and their adjacent structures were obtained in one patient with less than1cm between the probe and prastate gland, three of four with between 1cm and 1.5cm, and one of three with morethan 1.5cm. CONCLUSION: In patients with previous abdominoperineal resection, transperineal sonography of theprostate may be a good imaging modality.
Humans ; Perineum ; Prostate*

Traumatic dislocation of the testicle is characterized by an ectopically displaced testis as the result of closed injury. Motorvehicle accident have provided the majority of cases, although a number of alternative causes have been reported ranging from kicks to the perineum to falling accidents. Surgery should be performed immediately in traumatic dislocation when closed reduction fails on initial presentation or when a concomitant injury to the testis exists that requires surgical intervention. We experienced 3 cases of subcutaneous inguinal dislocation of the testis. Of these a patient was successfully treated by immediate closed reduction and 2 others need exploration, reduction and fixation of the testis.
Dislocations* ; Humans ; Perineum ; Testis*

No abstract available.
Anus, Imperforate* ; Perineum* ; Ultrasonography*

Humans ; Perineum ; Rhabdomyosarcoma/diagnosis*

Traumatic dislocation of the testis is defined as an ectopically displaced testis as the result of trauma. It is usually associated with motorcycle accidents, but a few cases have been reported from incidents ranging from kicks to the perineum to falling accidents. Traumatic dislocation of the testis occurs as a result of direct pressure exerted on the scrotum causing the testicle to be expelled into the surrounding tissue. We experienced 3 varying cases of superficial inguinal dislocations of the testis. One was due to a motorcycle accident, another to kicks and one to a falling accident. Spontaneous reduction is rare, and early surgical reduction is often required.
Dislocations* ; Motorcycles ; Perineum ; Scrotum ; Testis*

Aggressive angiomyxoma is a rare neoplasm occurring in the female pelvic cavity or perineum, and tends torecur. The radiographic findings of angiomyxoma have not been previously reported in Korea ; we describe a case ofaggressive angiomyxoma in the female pelvic cavity, with emphasis on the pathologic and radiologic findings, andreview the literature.
Female* ; Humans ; Korea ; Myxoma* ; Perineum

Post-micturition dribble is defined as leakage coming after voiding has been completed. Such leakage is often associated with bending or sitting down, and is seldom associated with any demonstrable abnormality. The diagnosis can be made by videourodynamic study. The patient is instructed to press the bulbar urethra manually in the perineum after micturition and evacuate the residue, and symptomatic relief is almost always obtained. We report three cases of patient with postmicturition dribble.
Diagnosis ; Humans ; Perineum ; Urethra ; Urination