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Looking back at 9 patients who had Peyronie’s and underwent installation of an inflatable penile implant and simultaneous modeling to correct penile curvature, that is to say, bending of the inflated or erect penis in the opposite direction to correct for angulation, the incidence of mechanical malfunction that followed was 33.3%. Admittedly a small group for a study, but in the control group, the incidence of mechanical malfunction was 4.3%, after a mean followup of about 19.6 months. Reported by Dr. Christopher DiBlasio and group from Memphis, TN. at the April 2009 AUA meeting.

Harold M. Reed, M.D.
Penile Implant and Phalloplasty Surgeon

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