The neuroses of the genito-urinary system in the male with sterility and impotence / by R. Ultzmann.

  • Robert Ultzmann
Date:
1902
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Credit: The neuroses of the genito-urinary system in the male with sterility and impotence / by R. Ultzmann. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The cutaneous hypersesthesia is ordinarily confined to the skin of the penis itself and that of the mons veneris. Yet sometimes patients complain of the most varied sensations in the whole abdominal region, in the nates and the thighs; now a burning, stinging, or great ten- derness of the skin, again a feeling of numb- ness and weakness. In some patients there is at the same time an increased general reflex irritability, and these cases often present symp- toms which would onl}^ be looked for, in such a degree, in hysterical women. As to cetiology, the patients generally ascribe their trouble to a gonorrhcea which, indeed, has commonly been one of long standing, and accompanied by swelled testicle or inflamma- tion of the bladder. On examination of the prostate i^er rectum nothing abnormal is felt. The urine shows either no abnormal condi- tion, or it contains one of those constituents which have just been described. Thus not in- frequently the earthy phosphates are precip- itated by heating. At the same time, also, it is common to find in the urine, in greater or less amount, shreds [Tripperfaden], and especially those thick and short ones, sometimes resem- bling large-headed nails, which usually come from the prostatic urethra. It is also well known that in the various diseases of the pros- tate, hypersesthesia or neuralgia of the urethra
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