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. 2025 Jul;19(4):293-294.
doi: 10.1097/CU9.0000000000000281. Epub 2025 Mar 25.

Cavernosal abscess after routine urological surgery

Ingunn Roth  1   2 , Christian Beisland  1   2 , Christian Arvei Moen  1   2 , Patrick Juliebø-Jones  1
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Cavernosal abscess after routine urological surgery

Ingunn Roth et al. Curr Urol. 2025 Jul.
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PJ is an editorial board member of Current Urology, confirms no involvement in any stage of this article's peer-review process, ensuring unbiased editorial decision-making. This article was accepted after normal external review. The other authors declare that they have no conflits of interest.

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Figure 1
Sagittal view on computed tomography of abscess originating in the corpus cavernosum.
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Figure 2
Intraoperative image of necrotic cavernosal tissue.
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