| Published reports concerning melanotan II obtained outside licensed supplyPubMed listing | Case report | Not recorded | — | Placeholder seed record. The listed literature includes case reports concerning material obtained outside a licensed medical context. Case reports describe individual occurrences and cannot establish incidence, causation or population-level risk. | Listing |
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| Melanotan-induced priapism: a hard-earned tanBMJ case reports · 2019 | Case report | Not recorded | — | Melanocortin analogues, such as melanotan, are illegally used for artificial tanning. They have also been suggested as possible therapeutic agents in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. This case study presents a patient attending the accident and emergency department, in a tertiary urology centre, with acute priapism after abdominal subcutaneous injection of melanotan. The priapism was diagnosed as 'low-flow' and managed with cavernosal aspiration, irrigation and subseque… | PMID 30796078 |
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| Melanotan-associated melanomaThe British journal of dermatology · 2011 | Case report | Not recorded | — | A case report published in The British journal of dermatology (2011). Reported outcomes are described in the linked publication; PepIndex does not summarise clinical significance. | PMID 21564053 |
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| Melanotan II: a possible cause of renal infarction: review of the literature and case reportCEN case reports · 2020 | Case report | Not recorded | — | Renal infarction is an uncommon condition resulting from an acute disruption of renal blood flow and it is potentially life-threatening disease. The cause and outcome of renal infarction is not well established and is frequently misdiagnosed or diagnosed late. Melanotan II is a non-selective melanocortin-receptor agonist and its effect on humans is an increasing of skin pigmentation, producing of spontaneous penile erection and sexual stimulation. Melanotan II inducing rhabdo… | PMID 31953620 |
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| A glimpse into the underground market of melanotanDermatology online journal · 2018 | Human — observational | Not recorded | — | Melanotan-I and melanotan-II are alpha-melanocyte stimulating hormone (a-MSH) analogues that can be purchased illicitly online with relative ease and are injected subcutaneously to stimulate a tan. Little is known about the use of these unregulated substances. An observational survey was posted to an online forum in which participants share their experiences using melanotan-I or melanotan-II. Users were asked to complete this voluntary, anonymous survey, which had questions f… | PMID 30142729 |
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