Indications et résultats des implants péniens

Akakpo, W.; Ben-Naoum, K.; Carnicelli, D.; Ferretti, L.; Graziana, J.-P.; Huyghe, É.; Madec, F.-X.; Marcelli, F.; Méthorst, C.; Morel-Journel, N.; Savareux, L.; Terrier, Jean; Yiou, R.; Faix, A.; d’Urologie, Comité d’andrologie et de médecine sexuelle de l’Association Française

doi:10.1016/j.purol.2017.09.005

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“…Although the development of Ogilvie syndrome is associated with a variety of procedures, it is rare to occur after the placement of an IPP. Typically, placement of an IPP is indicated for erectile dysfunction refractory to medical treatment and to treat Peyronie's disease, prolonged priapism, and phalloplasty [12]. In standard practice, the all-cause complication rate is less than 5% [13].…”

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Ogilvie Syndrome Following an Inflatable Penile Implant

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2020

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A 59-year-old male patient presented with Ogilvie syndrome which developed after inflatable penile prosthesis placement. The patient presented to the emergency room three days after having an inflatable penile prosthesis with complaints of obstipation. A trial of conservative measures failed, and because of the development of peritonitis, the patient underwent a right hemicolectomy with a loop ileostomy.

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