Priapism associated with intranasal cocaine abuse

R. L. Fiorelli; S. J. Manfrey; Laurence Belkoff; Larry Finkelstein

Priapism associated with intranasal cocaine abuse

R. L. Fiorelli, S. J. Manfrey, Laurence Belkoff, Larry Finkelstein

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Abstract

Cocaine abuse has escalated to epidemic proportions in the United States. In addition to the social and economic problems associated with the recreational use of this agent, a variety of medical complications have been reported. The occurrence of priapism with intranasal use has not been documented previously. We report a case of priapism secondary to intranasal cocaine abuse and describe the possible neurochemical etiology for this phenomenon.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Urology
Volume	143
State	Published - Jan 1 1990

Keywords

cocaine
adult
article
case report
human
intranasal drug administration
male
priapism
priority journal
Administration
Intranasal
Substance-Related Disorders

Disciplines

Urology

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Priapism associated with intranasal cocaine abuse

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