Delayed penile prosthesis implantation in the delayed presentation of ischemic priapism

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Submitted: December 20 2019
Published: Feb 6, 2020
DOI: 10.29328/journal.acr.1001028
Keywords:
Priapism, Fibrosis, Malleable penile prosthesis

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IRZI Mohamed*
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV University Medical Center, Mohammed The First University Oujda, Morocco
MHANNA Tarik
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV University Medical Center, Mohammed The First University Oujda, Morocco
EL HOUMAIDI Amine
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV University Medical Center, Mohammed The First University Oujda, Morocco
Mohammed Aynaou
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV university Medical Center, Mohammed the fi rst University Oujda, Morocco
Mehdi Chennouf
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV university Medical Center, Mohammed the fi rst University Oujda, Morocco
OURAGHI Abdelghani
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV university Medical Center, Mohammed the fi rst University Oujda, Morocco
ALAOUI MHAMMEDI Wassim
MD, Department of Urology, Mohammed IV university Medical Center, Mohammed the fi rst University Oujda, Morocco
Ali Barki
MD, Head of Department of Urology, Mohammed IV University Medical Center, Mohammed The First University Oujda, Morocco

Abstract

Priapism is currently defined as a prolonged painful erection without sexual stimuli, if priapism persists > 36 hours, conservative treatment does not lead to detumescence.


The most common etiologies are: medications into corpora cavernosa, anti-psychotics, anti-hypertensives, hematological disorders (chronic myeloid leukemia).


The Penile prosthesis is the choice treatment for restoring the erectile function after the failure of the conservative treatment.


But the corporal fibrosis makes it very difficult, with high risk of complications [1].

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Mohamed, I., Tarik, M., Amine, E. H., Aynaou, M., Chennouf, M., Abdelghani, O., … Barki, A. (2020). Delayed penile prosthesis implantation in the delayed presentation of ischemic priapism. Archives of Case Reports, 4(1), 004–006. https://doi.org/10.29328/journal.acr.1001028
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