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CHAPTER XIII
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The facts were elicited by testimony at the inquest.
There are, however, in literature, records of long continued priapism in which either the cause is due to excessive stimulation of the sexual center or in which the cause is obscure or unknown.

There may or may not be accompanying voluptuous feelings.

The older records contain instances of continued infantile priapism caused by the constant irritation of ascarides and also records of prolonged priapism associated with intense agony and spasmodic cramps.

Zacutus Lusitanus speaks of a Viceroy of India who had a long attack of stubborn priapism without any voluptuous feeling.

Gross refers to prolonged priapism, and remarks that the majority of cases seem to be due to excessive coitus.
Moore reports a case in a man of forty who had been married fifteen years, and who suffered spasmodic contractions of the muscles of the penis after an incomplete coitus.


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