Symposium on Peyronie’s disease April 12, 1997

Carson, Culley C.; Lue, T.; Levine, Laurance A.; Jordan, Gillian; Pryor, J. P.

doi:10.1038/sj.ijir.3900339

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“…Histologically, a lymphocyte and plasmacyte infiltration of the perivascular space is seen, which is replaced by progressive fibrosis and substitution of elastic tissue with less distensible collagen type III, rich in glycine and alanine. 7,11 The risk of PD with ocular (or systemic) b-blockers is unknown, but they are prescribed frequently to elderly males in whom PD is most common, and in most cases are used long term for the treatment of chronic disease. In our patient, it was noteworthy that PD started to resolve soon after discontinuing timolol eye drops.…”

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Peyronie's disease following long-term use of topical timolol

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Rahman

Walters

2005

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Peyronie's disease following long-term use of topical timolol

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Walters

2005

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“…These graft alternatives have included tunica vaginalis, saphenous vein, dura mater, fascia lata, and various synthetic materials. 12 Ideal graft material has yet to be established. The ideal graft, however, should be packaged and readily available in various sizes.…”

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Peyronie's disease: surgical management: autologous materials

Carson

Chun

2002

Int J Impot Res

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Peyronie's disease in men with satisfactory erectile function but with significant penile curvature is often treated with plaque incision or excision and grafting. The advantages and disadvantages of various grafting materials have long been debated. While artificial materials have been used, the inflammatory reaction from these grafts has produced poor results. Dermal, venous and tunica vaginalis grafts require additional operative time to harvest and their quality varies Packaged grafts of autologous materials provide a readily available, reliable and well-tolerated choice for penile reconstruction for Peyronie's disease. These grafting materials including cadavaric pericardium, mammalian intestinal serosal products and others are easily obtained and provide a resilient yet compliant graft choice that is easy to tailor and suture in place. Host reaction is minimal and the infection risk small.Results of Peyronie's plaque incision=excision and autologous grafting are presented and the surgical procedures employed are outlined. Excellent results can be expected in the hands of the experienced reconstructive surgeon.

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Surgical Straightening With Tunica Incision and Grafting Technique

Egydio

2007

Peyronie’S Disease

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Symposium on Peyronie’s disease April 12, 1997

Cited by 7 publications

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Peyronie's disease following long-term use of topical timolol

Peyronie's disease following long-term use of topical timolol

Peyronie's disease: surgical management: autologous materials

Surgical Straightening With Tunica Incision and Grafting Technique

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