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Adolescent "Saxophone Penis" Secondary to Crohn's Disease: Misdiagnosed as Being Posttraumatic
Claire Marshall1, Dorota Markiewicz1, Anthony Bewley2
1Department of Dermatology, York Hospital, York, UK.
Pediatric Dermatology
|January 14, 2016
Abstract:
We describe a patient with a "saxophone penis" mistakenly diagnosed as having posttraumatic changes. A careful history and attention to blood tests at presentation may have alerted clinicians that there was a nontraumatic cause for our patient's disease. It is essential that clinicians consider "metastatic" anogenital Crohn's disease as a possible cause of "saxophone penis".