There are two major types of priapism namely; Low-flow (Ischemic) priapism and High-flow (Non-ischemic) priapism. Ischemic priapism can be defined as prolonged erection due to trapped blood in the penis blood chamber. On the other hand, Non-ischemic priapism can be termed as prolonged erection due to an injury to the penis or perineum, which results in a ruptured artery. The latter is rare than the former.
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