The journal of sexual medicine · 2018
Surgeons Corner: Cavernoscopy for Rear Tip Extender Removal.
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Thirumavalavan Nannan, Hoover Christopher R V, Gross Martin S
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Cavernoscopy (using a cystoscope in the corpora) is traditionally used to retrieve rear tip extenders (RTEs) that are embedded at the time of removal or replacement of inflatable penile prostheses.
AIM: To describe indications and techniques of cavernoscopy.
METHODS: We describe our preferred method of cavernoscopy to retrieve retained rear tips and present a thorough review of the literature regarding cavernoscopy.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Ability of cavernoscopy to retrieve embedded rear tips without causing complications.
RESULTS: Cavernoscopy is feasible anecdotally in case reports, but other less-invasive methods of retrieving RTEs seem to have similar efficacy.
CONCLUSION: Cavernoscopy is a technically feasible procedure that can be attempted as part of a stepwise algorithm for removing retained RTEs. Thirumavalavan N, Hoover CRV, Gross MS. Surgeons Corner: Cavernoscopy for Rear Tip Extender Removal. J Sex Med 2018;15:1195-1197.
AIM: To describe indications and techniques of cavernoscopy.
METHODS: We describe our preferred method of cavernoscopy to retrieve retained rear tips and present a thorough review of the literature regarding cavernoscopy.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Ability of cavernoscopy to retrieve embedded rear tips without causing complications.
RESULTS: Cavernoscopy is feasible anecdotally in case reports, but other less-invasive methods of retrieving RTEs seem to have similar efficacy.
CONCLUSION: Cavernoscopy is a technically feasible procedure that can be attempted as part of a stepwise algorithm for removing retained RTEs. Thirumavalavan N, Hoover CRV, Gross MS. Surgeons Corner: Cavernoscopy for Rear Tip Extender Removal. J Sex Med 2018;15:1195-1197.