A 48-year-old male patient with a history of type 2 diabetes mellitus, hypertension and hypothyroidism, diagnosed 8 years ago, with inadequate control, as well as chronic renal failure of 2 years of evolution, treated with hemodialysis.
She came to the hospital with a two-week history characterized by glans pain and irritative urinary symptoms. One week later she complained of hypochromia in the glans, as well as a sensation of local anesthesia, irregular gland.
Physical examination showed hypochromic glans and hypothermic necrosis area on the back accompanied by mild purulent fetid secretion.
Blood biometrics reported: hemoglobin 8.02 g/dl; hepatic potassium dysfunction; leukocytes; platelets: 355.000; blood chemistry: glucose 277 mg/dl; serum creatinine: 5.5 mg/dl; serum phosphorus:B 90.1 mmol/dl
He underwent partial phalectomy without complications.
The pathological analysis reported necrosis and acute and chronic inflammatory process, with abscess and ulcerated.
The patient is currently under surveillance.
