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Access to inflatable penile prosthesis surgery as indicated by distances traveled among US men with Medicare. [PDF]
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
ABSTRACT "Erectile Impotence Treated With an Implantable, Inflatable Prosthesis: Five Years of Clinical Experience" by Scott et al (p 2609) is an important article because it confirms that phallic worship is alive and well in the United States today. Humans remain as phallocentric as they have been throughout recorded history.
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ABSTRACT "Erectile Impotence Treated With an Implantable, Inflatable Prosthesis: Five Years of Clinical Experience" by Scott et al (p 2609) is an important article because it confirms that phallic worship is alive and well in the United States today. Humans remain as phallocentric as they have been throughout recorded history.
Dean L. Gerstenberger +2 more
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Penile Prosthesis Implantation
Urologic Clinics of North America, 2001The development of effective systemic therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction has resulted in a significant increase in the number of men presenting for treatment. Not all men with erectile dysfunction will respond to systemic therapy; those who fail may be candidates for penile prosthesis implantation if second and third lines of treatment ...
D K, Montague, K W, Angermeier
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Penile Prosthesis Reimplantation
Journal of Urology, 1987Occasionally, penile prostheses are removed following erosion, infection or malfunction and they are not replaced immediately. Patients may present later for reimplantation of a penile prosthesis after an interval free of a device. However, no information is available as to the outcome and difficulties of such a procedure. We reviewed the charts of all
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Der Urologe. Ausg. A, 2021
The insertion of a penile prosthesis (PP) is a definitive treatment option for erectile dysfunction (ED), induratio penis plastica, after phalloplasty or priapism. The aim is a "normal" erection with the possibility of a satisfactory sexual life. The costs of the operation are covered by the health insurance.
C, Kaspar, A, Henkel
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The insertion of a penile prosthesis (PP) is a definitive treatment option for erectile dysfunction (ED), induratio penis plastica, after phalloplasty or priapism. The aim is a "normal" erection with the possibility of a satisfactory sexual life. The costs of the operation are covered by the health insurance.
C, Kaspar, A, Henkel
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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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AMS malleable penile prosthesis
Urology, 1986The American Medical Systems (AMS) malleable penile prosthesis was implanted in 57 patients from January, 1983 to 1985. Fifty-one per cent of the procedures were performed under local anesthesia, and 28 per cent in ambulatory (day) surgery. The prosthesis was evaluated in terms of cosmetic result, patient satisfaction and function, and postoperative ...
T, Dorflinger, R, Bruskewitz
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Penile prosthesis: Psycholocic factors
Urology, 1976A thirty-one-year-old paraplegic male requested a penile prosthesis. Psychiatric evaluations were done of both the patient and his wife. Within seventy-two hours of his arriving home with the prosthesis installed, his wife left their house to seek a divorce.
T D, Stewart, S N, Gerson
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