Persistently erected penis in a child for 6 months: A management dilemma

Priapism is the presence of a persistent, usually painful, erection of the penis unrelated to sexual stimulation or desire. It is a true emergency requiring urgent intervention. Priapism is frequently idiopathic in etiology, but it is associated with a number of important medical conditions and pharmacologic agents. Cases have been reported in world literature on children having priapism, the etiology of these cases are mostly hematological. Our case is a child having persistently erected penis for more than 6 months. Despite a thorough search, no report of similar case could be found in world literature

Double Gall Bladder—A Rare Entity

Cholecystectomy is the most commonly performed operation in surgery. Variations inanatomical disposition are not infrequent. However variations in number of cystic ductand gall bladder is quiet rare. This poses a diagnostic and management problem withcomplications during surgery and missed gall bladder being reported in world literature. We here by report a case of double gall bladder with double cystic duct that was managed by laparoscopic surgery