ArticleUrology case reports2026
Idiopathic neonatal priapism presenting as persistent penile erection: A case report from a low-resource setting.
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Neonatal priapism is an exceptionally rare condition, most often non-ischemic and self-limiting. We report a 13-day-old Somali neonate presenting with a painless penile erection lasting 32 hours. The infant was clinically stable, with normal laboratory findings and preserved penile perfusion. In the absence of identifiable secondary causes, a diagnosis of idiopathic non-ischemic priapism was made. Due to reassuring clinical features, conservative observation was undertaken. Spontaneous detumescence occurred without pharmacologic or surgical intervention, and follow-up showed no recurrence or complications. This case underscores the importance of clinical assessment and supports conservative management of neonatal high-flow priapism, particularly in resource-limited settings.
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