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Intracavernous prostaglandin E1 infusion in diabetes with associated ischemic necrosis of the glans penis.

Penile necrosis is a rare event. It has been described as a complication of diabetes or in systemic vasculitis.1 Ischemic damages may also arise following genital reconstructive surgery. Necrosis of the glans is generally the first evidence of a broader lesion that may involve the urethra and perineum in so-called Fournier’s necrotizing fasciitis.2 A solitary lesion of the glans without shaft involvement has been described rarely. A hyperbaric camera represents one of the best therapeutic solutions in these patients, although intracavernous infusion of prostaglandin has been shown to be particularly effective.