VIDEO GUIDE

27 video guide
When to resume sports after penile prosthesis surgery: timing and essential precautions
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Sports After Penile Prosthesis: 45-Day Recovery Protocol

Sports after penile prosthesis implantation requires 45-day restriction from intense physical activity to prevent scrotal inflammation, swelling, or abdominal reservoir expulsion from intra-abdominal pressure—similar to inguinal hernia formation. First 20-30 days post-op mandate hand protection over inguinal region during coughing, straining, or defecation to block reservoir migration through the inguinal ring, which would necessitate reoperation […]
Removal of penile prosthesis sutures: a safe procedure with optimal timing
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Penile Prosthesis Suture Removal: Timing and Safe Procedure

Penile prosthesis suture removal uses small metallic clips removed after 10-12 days allowing solid scar formation around underlying tubes. Simple procedure with dedicated device performed without haste to avoid rare tube extrusion risks. 2-3 day delay adds safety without discomfort .
Penile prosthesis management after the first week of cycling and daily use
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Penile Prosthesis Management After First Week: Cycling Protocol

Penile prosthesis management after first week begins daily cycling: inflate 1 hour morning + 1 hour evening by pressing pump to circulate fluid through cylinders for rigid erection, then press deflation button for complete release. Send WhatsApp drainage photos every 12 hours to surgeon, continue oral antibiotics, bed rest, light painkillers; avoid abdominal straining to […]
How to empty the drainage tube after penile prosthesis surgery – Practical guide
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Deflating Penile Prosthesis Drain: Home Management Protocol

Deflating penile prosthesis drain: detach, photograph contents (WhatsApp for serum monitoring 30-40 ml/day), empty into toilet, compress pump to restart suction, close with blue cap; pump must stay compressed (suction active). Outpatient removal after 3-5 days (depends on vascularization/age); block pump during withdrawal to prevent backflow .
Post-operative management of drainage
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Penile Prosthesis Drainage Management: Post-Op Protocol

Penile prosthesis drainage post-operatively: patient discharged with erect penis and scrotal drain emptied every 12 hours (8am/pm), sending WhatsApp photos for monitoring. Erection promotes hemostasis (no cavernosal bleeding), drainage prevents scrotal swelling from minimal serum/blood; empty into toilet by compressing bulb to restart suction .
Deflation of penile prosthesis after one week of initial cycling and instructions
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Inflation Penile Prosthesis: First Deflation and Cycling After One Week

In the “Prosthesis Deflation One Week Post-Implant” video, patients learn autonomous deflation of inflatable penile prosthesis by touching the pump and release button. Instructions cover device activation/deactivation, starting daily cycling: inflate 1 hour morning + 1 hour evening to fill corpora cavernosa for erection, then deflate. First sexual intercourse possible after two weeks .
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Scrotal Pump Adherence After Penile Prosthesis: Massage Prevention

Scrotal pump adherence after penile prosthesis may develop postoperatively (uncommon), resolved by activating/deactivating the device while massaging with massage oil to detach from dermal layer. Subjective patient reaction varies; mandatory massages prevent permanent fixation, essential like prosthesis inflation to avoid penile retraction/deformations .
Why does the penis swell after deflating it?
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Penile Prosthesis Rebound Swelling After Deflation: Normal First Month

Penile prosthesis rebound swelling after deflation in the first postoperative month results from fibrous capsule formation around the abdominal reservoir (reinforced by intra-abdominal pressures) and penile cylinders, requiring cycling to develop elasticity. Inflating/deflating creates flexible capsules; normal transient phenomenon disappears once capsules mature allowing smooth fluid flow .
Erectile Dysfunction – Causes, Diagnosis and Tests – Complete Guide
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Erectile Dysfunction Diagnosis: Color Doppler and Medical History

Erectile dysfunction diagnosis relies on medical history (diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia affecting penile arteries), blood tests (testosterone), dynamic color Doppler of corpora cavernosa post-prostaglandin injection to assess arterial flow, erection mechanism, and anatomical anomalies (fibrosis, Peyronie’s plaques with curvature/shortening) .