背神经阻滞治疗慢性阴茎痛1例。

IF 0.5 A&A Practice Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1213/XAA.0000000000001714

David D Watson, Xiaoying Zhu

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慢性阴茎疼痛引起显着的痛苦在男性，但慢性阴茎疼痛的管理是没有在目前的文献描述。患者被蜱虫叮咬后出现阴茎疼痛3个月。疼痛使他虚弱不堪，无法工作或进行日常活动。对疼痛的广泛检查没有发现可识别的原因。患者接受背神经阻滞(DNB)治疗，立即缓解疼痛，并持续数月显著缓解。这是第一例慢性阴茎疼痛是成功地管理与DNB。

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A Case of Chronic Penile Pain Successfully Treated With Dorsal Nerve Block.

Chronic penile pain causes significant suffering in men, yet the management of chronic penile pain is not described in current literature. A patient presented with penile pain for 3 months following a tick bite. The pain was debilitating, and prevented him from working or performing routine activities. Extensive workup of the pain did not demonstrate an identifiable cause. The patient underwent dorsal nerve block (DNB), which provided immediate pain relief and continued to provide significant relief for several months. This is the first case of chronic penile pain that was successfully managed with DNB.

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