Penile Sonoelastography for the Localization of a Non‐Palpable, Non‐Sonographically Visualized Lesion in a Patient with Penile Curvature from Peyronie's Disease

摘要: Introduction. Sonoelastography is an emerging ultrasound-based technique that allows characterization of tissue stiffness. Aim. The aim this report to present a case significant penile curvature with non-palpable, non- sonographically visualized plaque was demonstrable sonoelastography. Methods. A 60-year-old male presented left during erections. penis evaluated physical exam followed by B-mode and color Doppler ultrasound. No evidence identified these modalities. Shear wave sonoelastography pursued further characterize the patient's Peyronie's disease. Results. An area increased stiffness correlated site maximum shear used target intralesional injection therapy. Conclusion. provides additional way characterize, localize, deliver therapy lesion in patients disease particularly useful when palpation ultrasonography have failed demonstrate plaque. Richards G, Goldenberg E, Pek H, Gilbert BR. Penile for localization non-sonographically patient from J Sex Med 2014;11:516-520.