Penectomia total associado a uretrostomia escrotal em hemangioma periprepucial : relato de caso

Abstract

Trauma and tumors in or near penile regions often require the use of radical surgical techniques and even associations due to the great tissue involvement. Being partial or total penectomy, associated with urethrostomy, it can be pre-scrotal, scrotal or perineal. In this work, a dog affected by peri-preputial hemangioma was reported, attended by the Department of Surgical Clinic in Companion Animals, of HOVET - UFMT, being made, preoperative blood count, which observed leukocytosis by neutrophilia, eosinophilia, monocytosis, and hypoalbuminemia , abdominal ultrasonography showed no metastasis, chest X-ray in 3 projections showed a bronchointerstitial pattern, and cytology was inconclusive. Due to the great tissue involvement, the surgical technique of total penectomy associated with scrotal urethrostomy was used, as well as the followup, which in the period of 05 days, presented hemorrhage where the fistula was performed, being the only postoperative complication. The diagnosis was obtained through histology, where it was definitive for hemangioma. However, despite this, with the proposed treatment, satisfactory results were obtained.