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Penile Prostheses – Types – Malleable vs Hydraulic – Complete Guide

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Penile Prosthesis: Malleable vs Hydraulic Three-Piece

Penile prostheses have been available for over 50 years with two main types: malleable (rigid in corpora cavernosa, manually positioned, less concealable) and hydraulic three-piece (inflatable cylinders, scrotal pump between testicles, bladder reservoir; activated/deactivated for natural erection, completely hidden and physiological) .

6 January 2026

How to position the penis after surgery – Penile prosthesis – Post-operative

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Post-Operative Penile Prosthesis Care: Avoid Traction and Pump Management

Cure post operatorio protesi requires avoiding penile traction to prevent breaking base sutures causing bleeding; vary flaccid positions (high/low/lateral) to prevent scar defects from fixed positioning. Pull down scrotal pump to avoid tubing visibility/retrograde migration, keeping low first 20-30 days; no longer needed afterward .

6 January 2026

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Lateral Penile Pain After Prosthesis: Normal Tubing Discomfort

Lateral penile pain after prosthesis implantation occurs on one side only, caused by tubes routing laterally from the scrotal pump toward testicles during healing/capsule formation. Normal unilateral physiological discomfort from surgical implantation resolves in 20-40 days .

6 January 2026

Peno-scrotal penile prosthesis technique: approach and discretion guaranteed

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Penile Prosthesis Implant: Penoscrotal vs Infrapubic

Penile prosthesis implant using penoscrotal and infrapubic approaches: complete guide to scrotal pump positioning. The video details the penile prosthesis implant via penoscrotal approach, which involves an incision at the penis base to insert cylinders into the corpora cavernosa. The pump is positioned in front of the scrotum for easy patient identification and use . […]

6 January 2026