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Penile Imaging

Content Reviewed: February 3, 2022

Mastery Series
Preview Course

2.5 CME

23 DICOM Case Files

34 Videos

2 hr. 30 min.

Course Description

While physical examination and ultrasound are often the primary tools for evaluation of the penis, MRI can be a valuable option for problem solving in this area.

MRI’s ability to provide higher soft tissue contrast make it the ideal modality for staging penile neoplasms and plays a crucial role in surgical planning for these lesions. MRI can also be invaluable in evaluating tumor recurrence, complications from prostheses, as well as penile trauma, infections and inflammatory conditions.

In this course, Dr. Neeraj Lalwani provides an expert review of the imaging anatomy, indications for MRI, protocols, and patient management considerations and discusses the different types of prostheses and how they can impact the scan.

Dr. Lalwani will walk you through 30+ challenging Penile MRI cases with full DICOM images available for you to read alongside. Cases include
  • Peyronie Disease
  • Penile Fracture, Trauma and Fistulas
  • Penile Prosthesis
  • Penile Neoplasms

Faculty

Neeraj Lalwani, MD, FSAR, DABR

Professor and Chief of Abdominal Radiology

Montefiore Medical Center, New York

Introduction to Penile Imaging

3 m

Anatomy of the Penis

10 m

Anatomy of the Suspensory Ligament

5 m

Penile Mass (Anatomy on MRI)

8 m

MRI Protocol for Penile Imaging

4 m

Peyronie Disease

3 m

Calcified Peyronie Disease

5 m

Inflammatory Peyronie Disease

3 m

Known Peyronie Disease – Post Repair

3 m

Trauma/Penile Fracture

2 m

Fracture of the Corpus Cavernosa

5 m

Fracture of the Corpa Spongiosa

6 m

Hematoma in the Corpa Cavernoma

4 m

Tear of the Suspensory Ligament

4 m

Hematoma of the Bulbous Urethra

5 m

Penile Prosthesis

8 m

Prosthesis Complications/Modifying Protocol for Prosthesis

8 m

Buckling of Cylinders

4 m

Reservoir Lockout

6 m

Incomplete Emptying of Reservoir

5 m

Ectopic Reservoir

3 m

Ectopic Leak

3 m

Aneurysm of the Cylinder

3 m

2nd Prosthesis Placement, Infection

7 m

Crossover of Cylinders

1 m

Reporting of Penile Prosthesis

4 m

Penile Neoplasms

3 m

Carcinoma in Situ

2 m

Tumor (Stage T2)

3 m

T2 Tumor in the inferior Aspect of the Glans

3 m

Post Tumor Resection

3 m

T4 Tumor

3 m

Urethral cancer

3 m

Postoperative Patient

7 m

Course Evaluation

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