| pubmed-article:1500334 | pubmed:abstractText | A bull with penile translocation and bilateral caudal epididymectomy developed paraphimosis when used for estrus detection of cows. The paraphimosis did not resolve with bandaging and topical treatment; thus, it was surgically corrected by retracting the distal sigmoid flexure of the penis and suturing it to the superficial fascia in the medial femoral region. Paraphimosis should be considered a possible sequela to penile translocation in bulls. | lld:pubmed |
