“Surgery on a 53-year-old patient suffering from severe Peyronie’s disease, with a dorsal curvature exceeding 100°.”
The procedure involves addressing a case of advanced Peyronie’s disease, a condition characterized by the development of fibrous scar tissue in the penis, leading to significant deformity and functional impairment. The severe dorsal curvature of over 100° not only impacts the patient’s quality of life but also poses challenges for normal sexual activity and may cause pain. Surgical intervention is typically aimed at correcting the curvature, restoring functionality, and alleviating symptoms, often through techniques such as plaque excision, grafting, or prosthesis implantation if needed.
