https://www.selleckchem.com/products/Temsirolimus.html A healthy 25 year old woman presented with acute urinary retention following alcohol ingestion. A 14 french foley catheter drained over 1 L of haematuria immediately. Due to worsening and persistent abdominal pain, CT and ultrasound imaging was performed, demonstrating only a small amount of free fluid. Diagnostic laparoscopy revealed an intraperitoneal bladder perforation with the foley catheter visible. The bladder defect was repaired and she recovered well. This is a rare case of likely iatrogenic bladder perforation from simple catheterisation without predisposing comorbidities, highlighting the importance of correct technique and awareness of potential complications.Definitive treatment for local prostate cancer recurrence remains controversial. Early recurrences are often from positive surgical margins or nodal metastases, however other explanations should be considered. We present a case of a 79 year-old male with localized prostate cancer and early biochemical persistence after margin-negative robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy. Workup demonstrated a 0.9 cm rectal mass without nodal or distant metastasis, and biopsy revealed prostate adenocarcinoma. A subsequent transanal excision was performed. Post-operatively, his PSA dropped to 0.02 ng/mL. We present a rare case of prostate adenocarcinoma seeding after transrectal prostate biopsy and a review of the literature.Penile cancer has a high incidence in developing countries. The gold standard treatment is penectomy, however, due to its mutilating nature, organ-preserving techniques such as Mohs' micrography have been developed. This is indicated in small and low-grade invasive tumors, as well as in situ neoplasia. In this regard, we report the case of a young patient with a neoplastic injury in the glans, who had undergone Mohs' micrographic surgery and who achieved satisfactory aesthetic, functional, and oncological results. Despite the recurrence, he