Self-castration: a case report
by S. Haleem, S. J. Griffin and G. K. Banerjee
We present a case of an apparently well gentleman performing self-castration. On presentation he was in shock. After resuscitation his wound was explored and haemostasis achieved. While such presentations are seen with a background of psychiatric illness, our patient did not suffer from such disorders. This case emphasises the importance of a multi-disciplinary holistic approach for optimum patient care. (Psychiatry, Urology; 20th February 2007) More...

Renal colic: an unusual presentation of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of the urinary bladder
Secondary involvement of the urinary bladder in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is relatively common, but primary malignant lymphomas of this organ remain exceedingly rare. We report a case presenting atypically with renal colic and briefly review the relevant literature(May 2004)More...