Presentation
Decreased penile length and erectile dysfunction.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Peyronie disease - reverse eyebrow appearance
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There are fibrocalcific plaques within the ventral surface of the penis involving the tunica albugenia.
The penile septum is not involved.
Case Discussion
Fibrocalcific plaques found in the tunica albuginea are indicative of Peyronie's disease.
The appearance of this curvilinear echogenicity with posterior acoustic shadowing is like that of a reverse eyebrow appearance.
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