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Experience with inflatable penile prosthesis
Urology, 1984Prosthesis surgery for management of erectile impotence has become an increasingly important aspect of urology. The inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) provides the impotent patient with a controllable, natural-appearing and physiologically functional penis.
I J, Fishman, F B, Scott, J K, Light
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Mentor inflatable penile prosthesis
Urology, 1987Technical complications requiring frequent surgical revision of the most commonly used penile component prosthesis have led to the development of a new inflatable device that has been implanted in 202 patients. This hydraulic device provides excellent functional qualities; no connector separations, aneurysms, or ruptures have been encountered in these ...
R M, Engel, J K, Smolev, R, Hackler
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Urethral Injury and the Penile Prosthesis
Sexual Medicine Reviews, 2019The relative infrequency of urethral injuries during penile prosthesis implantation has caused the event to be understudied relative to the morbidity and cost associated with their management.To draw attention to both acute intraoperative and delayed urethral injuries via cylinder erosion by compiling and evaluating the available literature on their ...
Evan C, Carlos +2 more
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Experience with the Hydroflex Penile Prosthesis
Journal of Urology, 1989Between July 1985 and September 1987 we implanted 51 Hydroflex* penile prostheses for treatment of erectile impotence, with a minimum followup of 6 months in all patients and more than 1 year in 43. There have been no mechanical failures and no major complications. Of 47 evaluable patients 38 (81 per cent) are satisfied with the prosthesis.
J N, Kabalin, R, Kessler
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Experience with the Jonas Penile Prosthesis
Journal of Urology, 1984Between April 1981 and June 1983 the Jonas penile prosthesis was inserted in 57 patients. There were 10 early complications (17.5 per cent), with 8 operations for revision or removal (14 per cent). Late complications were rare and the over-all success rate was 96 per cent.
S J, Rosenberg, D A, Culp, B, Fallon
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Single cylinder penile prosthesis
Urology, 1985The single cylinder penile prosthesis is a viable procedure. It has many advantages. Its success depends on the careful selection, counseling, and follow-up of the patients and their partners.
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The Small-Carrion Penile Prosthesis
Urologic Clinics of North America, 1978A normal state of erection can be achieved by bilateral, intracorporal implantation of the Small-Carrion penile prosthesis. This prosthesis gives adequate length and, more importantly for normal intercourse, normal width to the penis. Although the prosthesis is firm, it is flexible enough to keep the phallus inconspicuous under various types of ...
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Advanced Penile Length Restoration Techniques to Optimize Penile Prosthesis Placement Outcomes
Sexual Medicine Reviews, 2021Marissa Kent
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Penile gangrene: a complication of penile prosthesis.
Scandinavian journal of urology and nephrology, 1996A case of superficial gangrene of penis after insertion of a malleable penile prosthesis is presented. In all 4 cases previously reported in the literature, the penile prosthesis had to be removed. We managed this patient conservatively without removing the prosthesis.
A, Kardar, B A, Pettersson
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