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A retrospective study of 56 patients with penile injuries showed that 28 injuries were sustained during coitus and a further 12 in other sexual practices. Four different types of injury to the erectile mechanism are described and the management of each discussed. A modified phalloplasty technique is described for patients who have sustained a complete loss of the phallus.
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