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DOI: 10.1055/s-2001-14360
Entnahme und Modellage eines Vena saphena Transplantates zur Beseitigung der Innenkrümmung des Penis bei Induratio penis plastica
Surgical Extraction and Modeling of a Vena Saphena Magna Transplant that is Capable of Compensating the Inner Curvature in Peyronie's DiseasePublication History
Publication Date:
31 December 2001 (online)
Zusammenfassung
Einführung: Exzision oder Plikation auf der Außenkrümmung führen zu einer Verkürzung des erigierten Penis.
Methode: Wird der Penis auf der Innenkrümmung inzidiert und die Inzision mit Gewebe gedeckt, kann die Länge weitgehend erhalten/wiederhergestellt werden. Die Deckung erfolgt durch die Verpflanzung von Vena saphena-Streifen, die unter Verwendung eines Mikrostaplers angepasst und fixiert werden.
Ergebnis und Schlussfolgerung: Die funktionellen Ergebnisse und die Patientenzufriedenheit haben uns veranlasst, andere Verfahren zur Korrektur der Penisverkürzung bei IPP zu verlassen.
Abstract
Introduction: Excision or plication on the external curvature results in shortening of the erected penis.
Method: Straightening of the penis by interposing tissue into the incision on the inner curvature largely maintains the length of the erected penis. The tissue is harvested by excising the saphenous vein and modeling it into appropriate patches. These patches are fixed into the windows in the tunica albuginea using a microstapler.
Result and conclusion: Both the functional results of straightening and maintenance of penile length as well as the patient's satisfaction have encouraged us to offer this procedure as the method of choice.
Key words:
Peyronie's disease - Saphenous Vein - Transplantation
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