Priapism in a newborn is a rare entity with only 15 cases reported in
the literature since 1879. The most commonly detected etiologic factor
is polycythemia, but most of the cases are idiopathic. Conservative
treatment seems to be sufficient and surgical approach is usually
unnecessary. Here, we present a prolonged erection in two newborns
which occurred at the first day of life and detumescence was achieved
with conservative approach at the 6th and 7th day of life, respectively. We
also reviewed the literature to investigate the most adequate evaluation
and management criteri
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