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One of the advantages of living in a world-class city: If you break something, chances are somebody can fix it
By adamg on Thu, 03/12/2015 - 8:00pm
Like, say, your penis. Dr. Robert J. Hartman, Jr., of Brigham and Women's, discusses the case of a man who presented in the hospital ER with a broken penis.
On the basis of the clinical presentation, the patient was taken to the operating room for emergency repair.
His article is, of course, accompanied by a photo of the damaged appendage, so don't click unless you want that right in your face.
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Comments
Hope they made it detachable.
Even though sometimes it's a pain in the ass I like having a detachable penis.
no words
No words can describe my first reaction to the photo (yes I looked), except
ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch! ouch!
egads!
Since it reminds me of Michael Jackson
Half white - half black.
I can't help but sing the song- beat it.
I thought I was going to be
I thought I was going to be brave enough to look and clicked but then it took awhile to load and I chickened out and closed the tab haha!
Proof Positive
That we have the best hospitals in the world up here.
Wasn't the original name of Brigham Hospital
the *Peter Bent* Brigham?
And yet
They escorted me out of the Peter Bent Brigham for taking a picture of the Weiner Center...
http://www.eeka.net/2007/07/my-trip-to-doctor-by-eeka.html
That warning just wasn't
That warning just wasn't stiff enough. Now I can't unsee that picture and lurid description...
Oh well at least it doesn't happen every day, I hope!
I had sympathy pains
and I also had immediate detumescence.
why
were you reading UHub in a tumescent condition in the first place?
Never mind, I don't want to know.
Can someone at least say what
Can someone at least say what the cause was so I don;t have to click and see someone's defective chap?
In a word: Ouch
Gah!
I took your advice and avoided the article but now I wish I hadn't read the quote either. I can't even imagine a guy's reaction to this story.
Gotta love NEJM!
Best clinical stories and language ("collided with partner's perineum") and photos!
Just in case!
There's always this:
http://news.sky.com/story/1444513/docs-perform-first-successful-penis-tr...