ObjectivePenile amputation is an uncommon injury resulting from self-mutilation, felonious assault, or accidental trauma. Although it is uncommon and rarely fatal, penile amputation is a challenging injury for Urologist to treat. Many factors should be taken into consideration of proper treatment. In this kind of patients, the mental and physical conditions are usually complicated. Rapid stabilization is very important to afford the appropriate time and specialization for surgical success. Currently, many reconstructive techniques provide an excellent outcome for penile replantation. We reported a case of soft palate squamous cell carcinoma under palliative chemotherapy who amputated his penis at the base with a sharp blade due to severe depression.
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