Doctors discover bone growth in man’s penis after X-ray for knee pain. Here’s what happened

A 63-year-old man who was seeking care for his knee pain was taken aback to hear the unexpected diagnosis of penile ossification. At that point, they observed something quite odd- the man's penis seemed to have "ossification" along its whole shaft, which means a bone had grown within the penis. However, given the man's reported penile pain and the recognised association between the two illnesses, they assumed he had Peyronie's disease. It is commonly linked to Peyronie's disease, a superficial fibrosing condition of the penis characterised by the presence of a fibrotic plaque leading to penile deformity, with or without pain."